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' i t0 PHY Sf A F Y K 'K f, h as in a. , . , i,,..r.M- sfgidti i , , ,. -' wEuQww , ftgiwm , Wag, x xx - as 11 fa. .st , w ' - - va we ' . - .. 2 - f?i5Zf?fee'v1 sff2eWX. p A s fffaw- spark to ou1 athletics with the m c f ' S - Wat A -'asa ,y f 1 , ,i+ ': fzassk,ssatf 1525551253553 Mi - Jffiiitibtliff lf- fi -uf 'A , ,,,, ,,,,:L , ,, .t , at M. t ever had With their friendliness and unfalllnv W1ll1I10'HCSS to hel the - an za students on the athletic field, in the cheering section, and in everyday school life, we feel that lVIr. and lVl1's. Holland will always he remembered in the hearts of us all HAS TIME GOES BY. 7 ,Lv - an M, - Y i Editor-in-Chief JOYE CLARK 957 Business Manager BOBBY BABBET Annual The Editor-in-Chief, ,loye Clark, and the Business Manager, Bobby Barret, headed this year's Mustang Staff. Without their excellent organ- ization and careful planning the year- book could not have been presented. The appreciated help of the Spon- sor, Miss Elizabeth Wills, was also essential. MEMBERS OF THE STAFF-Seated: Millie Wyatt, Cecile Piplar, Heather Mathieu, .lule Pitts. Standing: Tommy Wilson, Wallace Schoettelkotte, Jimmy Tackett, Bob Borda, Charley Safely, Fay Braswell. i.,., J f m-.b wif Features - Senior Class Editor SUE GOLDEN Faculty - R.0.T.C. Editor NARD KING The members of the Mustang Staff create the cover and each page of the East High yearbook. The editors are responsible for the various sections of the book. All editors and their assistants design layouts, write articles, and have photographs taken in preparing their pages for the pub- lisher. The money to finance the produc- tion of the Mustang,' is obtained through ads solicited by members of the staff. Sports Editor DICK KOEHN Circulation - Class Editor KAY SCHERER Sponsor MISS WILLS A ctivities Editor WENDY SKINNER Photographer GLENN SIPE Adminis MR. J. P. SNIDER, Principal 1 tration MR. E. C. STIMBERT Superintendent of Memphis City Schools MISS ROSE PARKINSON MRS. EVELYN W. FLANIKEN Elementary Principal Executive Secretary Facult ARM MR. W. C. AKINS MRS. E. CANTRELL MISS V. CHESS MISS L. CLARK MRS. C. CLEMENT Music Spanish Girls' Phys Ed History Home Economics I n 1 Y I , v MR. V. COLE MRS. P. CONN MRS. R. COOPER 'X MRS.'H., DAVIS all 'J MRS. D. DODD Science Elementary Librarian fMathematics Mathematics Secretary MR. J. V. DOWTIN MR. F. O. FRYE MISS L. GREEN MRS. I. HEADSTREAM MRS. M. HOLLAND Mathematics Science Languages English English MR. K. HOLLAND MRS. C. JACK MR. B. JACKSON MISS M. KEITH MRS. NELLIE CLARK Senior High C0aCh English Industrial Arts Art Cafeteria Manager I4 Facult MRS. C. S. KING SFC T. KRICULE MRS. D. KRAUSE SFC H. MANN MRS. R. D. MILLER Mathematics R.O.T.C. English il ', R.O.'I'.C. English MISS M. MORPHIS MR. P. PUCKETT RMRSTXIE. REGQIQIQII TJ MRS. G. RIGGS MRS. F. SEELEY Mathematics Science English MJ Latin English Senior High Coach M7 -I ni MISS E, STONE MR. R. TATOM MRS. IW. TAYLOR MRS. O. THOMPSON INIR. G. TONEY Mathematics, Art M3thCI113liCS Home Economics Band 26 MRS. LILBURNE MISS E. WALKER MRS. E. WEBB MR. C. B. WELCH MISS E. WILLS VOLLMER History Geography Chemistry English Commercial Work Junior High Coach I5 Q I6 RICHARD HYLON ADAMS Dick Happiness consists in tranquillity of mind. Student Council Representative 15 Homeroom Officer l5 Math Club I, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 History Club 3. TAYLOR GLASS BARBEE His good qualities are not measured by inches but by feet. Distinction Latin Tournament 15 Hi-Y 2, 35 Math Club 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 History Club 3. DOROTHY JO ALLEN Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Spanish Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary 35 Commercial Club 35 History Club 3. BERTRAM EARLE BARNETT Bert The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerful- ness. Outstanding Seniorg National Honor Society 2, Treasurer 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Mustang Roundup I, 2, Business Mana- ger 35 Key Club 35 Second Place, Latin Tournament 15 Finalist State Algebra Tournament 25 President, Homeroom 2, 35 Math Club 1, 2, Vice President 35 French Club Treas- urer 2, Vice President 35 Science Club 35 History Club 3. MARGARET ANN ANGELO Her eyes, these lovely lamps, these windows of the soul. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 French Club 1, 25 Science Club 25 History Club 2, 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 Monitor 15 Glee Club 3. ROBERT LATTA BARRET Bobby True to his word, his work, his friends. Yearbook Staff 2, Business Manager 35 Quill and Scroll 2, Vice President 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Math Club 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 25 History Club 35 Office Staff 3. MICHELLE APPELBAUM A seeker of knowledge is she. Mustang Roundup 1, 25 Outstanding Senior5 Distinction Latin Tournament 15 Nurses Staff 15 French Club 25 French Glee Club 35 Thespian Play 1, 35 Thespian Club 35 Math Club 15 History Club 35 Photography Club 15 Pep Squad 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2. JOHN WILLIAM BARRINGER Johnny His stay was short, but his impression will remain. Transferred from Webb School in senior year. Football 35 Hi-Y 35 Monitor 35 Math Club 35 Science Club 3. LAURALEE MILDRED BARRON Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 35 French 1, 25 History 2, 35 Math 2, Pep Squad 1, 25 Monitor 3. RONNIE BRUCE BONNER Praise always follows where toil has made the way. ROTC Officer 35 Saber Club 35 Math Club 15 History Club 35 Science Club 35 Industrial Arts Club 3. NORMA ANN REAL A little rule, a little sway, a sunbeam in a winter's day. Red Cross Representative 2, 35 School Red Cross Representa- tive 35 Monitor 35 Pep Squad 15 French Club 2, 35 History Club 35 Senior Chorus 25 Commercial Club 2, 3. VALDA CHARLENE BOULDIN A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Football Queen 35 Outstanding Senior5 Cotton Carnival Lady-in-Waiting 25 Junior Class Personality Candidate5 Alternate Cheerleader 15 ROTC Sponsor 35 Clee Club 1, 35 History Club 2, 35 French Club 25 Photography Club Officer 15 Science Club 35 Allegro Club 1, 2, 3, Officer5 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 25 Monitor 25 Pep Squad 25 Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Photography Editor 3. RONALD EUGENE BENCE Ronnie Gladness of the heart is the life of man, and the joyfulness of a man prolongeth his days. ROTC Officer 35 Science Club 2, 35 Math Club 1, 2, 35 History Club 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Track 35 Rifle Team 3. VIRGINIA FAY BRASWELL Help to make earth happy like the heavens above. Hall of Fame, Wittiest 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Homeroom Treasurer 35 History Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, President 35 FHA Treasurer 2, Historian 15 Pep Squad 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Monitor 1, 25 Student Council Representative 25 Office Staff 2. ARNOLD GANS BLAIR, JR. Tex Laugh and the world laughs with you. Football 1, 2, 35 All-Memphis Honorable Mention,35 E Club 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Science Club 2, President 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Math Club 1, 2, 35 Photography Club 15 Mustang Roundup Photographer 2, 35 National Merit Finalist 3. PHYLLIS ANN BRODY Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. Spanish Club 1, 25 Math Club 15 Pep Squad 1, 25 History Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Commercial. JOHN QUITTMAN BRUNSON A kinder gentleman treads not the earth. Senior Hi-Y 33 History Club 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 23 Swimming li All-Memphis Honorable Mention Foot- ball 3. KAY DARLENE BURROW Earnestly interested in the welfare of man. FHA 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 1, 2g Senior Chorus 2, 33 Y-Teens Library Staff 1, 2, 33 Library Club 33 Nurse's Staff 3. JERRY MALLORY BULLARD 'Tis well to be honest and true. Science Club 2g Math Club 13 History Club 3g Spanish Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 Office Staff 2, 33 Red Cross Repre- sentative 3. PAMELA JOY CANADAY Pam Bright as the sun, her eyes the gazers strike - and, like the sun, they shine on all alike. Hall of Fame, Most Athletic3 Cheerleader 3, Alternate 23 FHA lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 33 Nurseis Staff 23 Spanish Club 1, 2, Allegro Club 1, 2, 33 Red Cross Representative 23 Commercial Club 3. ALICE MAE BURKHALTER For all knowledge and wonder is an impression of pleasure in itself. Hall of Fame, Most lntelligent 33 National Honor Society 33 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 33 Commercial Club Vice President 33 Science Club 23 Spanish Club 1, 2g History Club 33 FHA 3g Pep Squad 1, 23 Glee Club 23 Allegro Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. JOHN THOMAS CARTER Tee The force of his own merit makes his way. Football 2, 33 Track 23 Swimming Co-Captain 2, 33 E Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Math Club 13 Key Club 2, 33 Class Sergeant-at-Arms 1, 23 Student Council Repre- sentative 33 Red Cross Representative 23 History Club 2, 33 Office Staff 13 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. HAL THOMAS BURNETT Tommy As merry a man, we shall never meet. Spanish Club 1, 23 Math Club 1, 2, 33 Golf Team 2, 33 Rifle Team 13 Hi-Y 33 History Club 33 Science Club 2, 3. DELIA ANN CHAMBERLIN Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul. Outstanding Senior3 Distinction Latin Tournament 13 Math Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3g Quill and Scroll 2, Treasurer 33 Honor Society 33 French Club 2, 33 Mustang Roundup 1, 23 Feature Editor 3g Pep Squad 2g ROTC Sponsor 1, 2, 33 Candidate Junior Class Popularity Contest3 Student Coun- cil Representative 1. .IOYE ANN CLARK Those about her - from her shall read the perfect ways of honor. Outstanding Senior, Yearbook Staff 2, Editor-in-Chief 3, Cheerleader 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Chaplain 2, Treasurer 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, Math Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Office Staff 2, 3, Monitor 3, History Club 3, French Club 2, 3. CHARLES LOUIS COUSIN S Buddy Character adds splendor to youth. Hall of Fame, Friendliest 3, Key Club 2, President 3, Student Council, Commissioner of Sanitation 2, Senior Class Vice President, Sophomore Class President, Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, Officer 2, 3, Student Council Representative 1, Yearbook Staff 2, Basketball 1, Science Club 2, 3. CHARLES BAXTER CLEMENT, JR. Charlie His talk was like a stream which runs with rapid change from- rocks to roses. Student Council, President 3, Hall of Fame, Most Outstand- ing Citizen 3,'Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, French Club, President 2, Key Club 1, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, E Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Sophomore Class Parliamentar- ian, Mustang Roundup 1, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3. BARBARA ANN CRANE A countenance in which did meet - sweet records, promises as sweet. History Club 2, Treasurer 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, French Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Monitor 2, Commercial Club 3. DOUGLAS FRANKLIN CONAWAY Doug Men of few words are the best men. Math Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, History Club 3, Key Club 3, Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Football 2, 3, E Club 3, Boys' State Representative 2, Student Council Representative 3. RICHARD ALEXANDER DALEY He 'that serves well need not ask his wages. Transferred from Northside High, Atlanta, Georgia 2, History Club Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 3, Hi-Y 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, ROTC Officer 3, Saber Club 3, Drill Team 2, Tennis 3. BARBARA JEAN COOKE A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make knowl- edge delightful and wit good natured. Spanish Club 2, Photography Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Math Club 1, 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, National Honor Society 3. EUGENE LEWIS DIAMOND, JR. Dicky Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth accomplishes no victories without it. French Club 1, 2, Photography Club 1, Allegro Club 3, Sergeant-at-Arms, History Club 2, Band 1, 2, Science Club 3. JERRY CAMPBELL DUMAS Success is the promise of life. Science Club 1, 2, 3, History Club 3, Football 2, 3, Track 2, Homeroom Vice President 3, Tennis 3. WILLIAM NELSON ENDICOTT Billy Gentle in manner, strong in performance. ' Science Club 2, Photography Club 1, Hi-Y 1, ROTC Officer 3. TED EDWARD DUNCAN He was a quiet man, but quite a man. Outstanding Senior, Spanish Club 1, 3, Officer 2, Science Club 2, 3, History Club 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, E Club 2, 3. ALLAN BROWNING FERGUSON Al A thing there was and done it was, and wise was he that did it. History Club 3, Math Club 1, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Hi-Y Basketball 2, 3. LYNN CRAY GARDNER EARNGEY It's no matter what you do, if your heart be only true. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, French Club Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Math Club 2, 3, Office Staff 1, 2, Monitor 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, Commercial Club Sergeant-at-Arms 3, History Club 3. WAYNE CHARLES FINK Joy is the outcome of all good. Math Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Golf Team 3, History Club 3, Red Cross Representative 2. LINDA SUE EAST Everyone desires to be sweet and polite. Transferred from Western Hills High School, Cincinnati, Ohio, in 12th. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Commercial Club 3, History Club 3, Red Cross Representative 3. MARY JEAN FLY Jeanie A genial friend of all who have come in contact with her. Latin Tournament Distinction 1, Math Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, History Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, ROTC Lieutenant Colonel 3, Saber Club 3, Senior Chorus 2, 3, Majorette 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, Student Council Representative 1, Monitor 2. JOAN NOEL FOSSIECK The more you know her, the more you like her. Transferred from Union City High, Union City, Tennessee 1, Commercial Club 3, Spanish 2, 3, History 3, FHA 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. LORETTA LOUISE GRAFTON Kindness is the soul of the world. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, History Club 3, Math Club 2, FHA 1, 2, Monitor 1, 2. DAVID WARD FREEMAN A good mind possesses a kingdom. Spanish Club 1, History Club 3, Math Club 3, ROTC Officer 2, 3, Saber Club 3, Drill Team 2. BEN HOUSTON GRAHAM Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Math Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Science Club 2, 3, History Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Senior Chorus 2, 3. SUE RAE GOLDEN Fairest and best adorned is she. Hall of Fame, Most Outstanding Citizen 3, Student Council Commissioner of Activities 3, Key Club Queen 3, Yearbook Staff 2, Senior and Feature Editor 3, Football Queen Can- didate 3, ROTC Sponsor 1, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Mustang Roundup 1, Distinction Latin Tournament 1, Junior Class Popularity Winner, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Monitor 2, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, French Club 2, History 2, Saber Club 3, Science Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. SANDRA GALE GREEN Her beauty is as a wild rose, perfumed by virtue and truth. Spanish Club 1, 2, Math Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Red Cross Representative 3, History Club 3, Commercial Club 3, Sen- ior Chorus 3, Office Staff 2, Allegro 2, 3, Pep Squad 2. .IUDITH LYNNE GORDON Judy A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Tri-Hi-Y 1, History Club 3, Allegro Club 2, 3, Office Staff 3, Nurse's Staff 3, Senior Chorus 3, Monitor 2, Pep Squad 1, Spanish Club 1, 2. WILLIAM JOSHUA GREENE, III Josh He who listens always learns. Science Club 2, 3, Senior Chorus 2, History Club 3, Math Club 2, Red Cross Representative 1. CHARLOTTE ANN GURLEY All things, whatsoever ye ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive. Y-Teens 1, Historian 2, President 3, Red Cross Representa- tive 1, Homeroom Chaplain 2, 3, French Club 2, French Glee Club 3, Senior Class Chaplain, ROTC Sponsor 3. NANCY JANE HAYNES Honest labor bears a lovely face. Allegro Club 1, 2, President 3, Math Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Homeroom Oficer 1, 2, 3, History Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Office Staff 3, Senior Chorus 1, 2. GLADYS GIBSON HALL Gibby Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare, and beauty draws us with a single hair. Math Club 1, 2, 3, History Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Allegro Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Monitor 3. LUCIUS LAMAR HEISKELL Tis good to be merry and wise. Outstanding Senior, Football 1, 2, C0-Captain 3, 2nd Team All-Memphis, 1st Team Coaches Team 3, Honorable Men- tion All-Slate 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Captain, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, History Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, Track 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, Monitor 3, E Club 2, 3. PATRICA DOYLE HALL Pat In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. FHA 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, Commercial Club 3. RUTH ANN HEITNER Give me a look, give me a face that makes simplicity a grace. Math Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, History Club 3, Commer- cial Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, President 2, Vice President 3, Homeroom Chaplain 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Class Chaplain, Monitor 2, 3, Outstanding Senior, Pep Squad 1, 2, Girls' State Representative 2. JAMES EUGENE HAMER Jimmy He greets you with a smile. ROTC Lieutenant Colonel 3, Drill Team Officer 2, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Photography Club 1, French Club 1, 2, History Club 3, Saber Club 2, 3, Allegro 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Band 1, 3, Officer 2, All-State Band 2, 1st Place Solo Contest 2, 3. MARY LOU HOPE Centleness is a virtue of womanhood. Pep Squad 1, French Club 2, Secretary 3, Math Club 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, History Club 3,'French Glee Club 3.A ALBERT BRYAN HORNSBY, JR. Al Oh, what is this power I have over women? Hall of Fame, Most Attractive 3, Math Club 2, President 3, Baseball 2 ,3, E Club 2, 3,Science Club 2, 3, ROTC Offi- cer 3, Saber Club 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 3, Homeroom President 1, Student Council Represent- ative 2, Allegro Club 3. ELAINE JOHNSTON A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. Hall of Fame, Best All Around 3, Student Council Commis- sioner-at-Large 2, Girls' Vice President 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 3, Football Queen Candidate 3, Blind Game Foot- ball Queen Candidate 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Vice President 2, Chap- lain 3, Monitor 1, Red Cross Representative 1, Allegro Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary Junior Class, Office Staff 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Junior Class Popularity Candidate. MARY LEE HUDSON Music is the speech of angels. FHA 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Thespian Play 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Math Club 2, History Club 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, Science Club 3, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, Allegro Club 1, 2, Officer 3. RICHARD ALLEN JONES The force of his merit makes his way. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. WILLIAM RAY JAMIESON Who is the happiest of men? He who values the thoughts of others. Science Club 3, Math Club 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, History Club 2, Vice President 3. ANITA DIANE KARLIN And all that's best of dark and bright, meet in her aspect and her eyes. Allegro Club 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, French Club 1, 2, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, History Club 3, Monitor 3. JOHN MORREY JEFFERSON ,lon Virtue is bold, and goodness never jeareth. Hi-Y 2, 3, History Club 3, Science Club 3, Swimming 2, 3, Hi-Y Basketball 3. PHILLIP LYNN KELLUM Phil Truth needs not an ornament of many words. ROTC OFFICER 2, 3, Saber Club 3, Drill Team 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, History Club 3, Science Club 3. BERNARD DEE KING Nard Good things should be praised. Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3, Science Club 3, History Club 2, 3, Key Club 3, Math Club 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 2, ROTC and Faculty Editor 3, ROTC Officer 3, Saber Club 3, Office Staff 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom President 2, Rifle Team 2, Red Cross Repre- sentative 1. JAMIE ANN LEACH Smooth flow the waves, the zephyrs gently play. Jamie smiled and all the world was gay. Pep Squad 1, 2, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Allegro Club 2, 3, Student Council Representative 3, History Club 3, Math Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Monitor 3, Senior Chorus 2. RICHARD PIERCE KOEHN Dick ln thy face I see the map of loyalty, honor, and truth.... Hall of Fame, Best All Round 3, President ,lunior and Senior Class, Vice President Sophomore Class, Football I, 2, 3, Most Valuable Lineman, All-Memphis Honorable Mention, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 2, E Club 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, Sports Editor 3, Key Club 1, 2, Vice President 3, Hi-Y 1, 3, Secretary 2, Monitor 3, Office Staff 1. TOMMIE LOU LEVI Quietness is a good thing. Pep Squad 1, 2, History Club 3, Math Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Library Staff 1, 2, 3, Library Club Secretary 3. MILTON ARTHUR LAMB A man of hope and forward looking. Science Club 2, 3, Math Club 1, 2, 3, History Club 3, Rifle Team 1. WILLIAM BRANSFORD MASON, IR. Bill ln all things success depends upon previous preparation. Transferred from Baylor Military Academy in llth. Math Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Secretary 3, History Club 3, Science Club 2, Senior Chorus 3, ROTC Officer 2, 3, Saber Club 2, 3, Rifle Team 3. FRANK ALEXANDER LATHAM, JR. A good heart is worth gold. Math Club I, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, ,Spanish Club 1, 2, History Club 3, ROTC Officer 3, Rifle Team 1, 3, Hi-Y 1, 3, Saber 3. LOIS ROSE MASSARI Her eyes as stars of twilight fair - like twilight, too, her dusky hair. Transferred from Newton High School, New York, in 11th. Commercial Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, History Club 2, 3, Monitor 3, Pep Squad 2, Y-Teens 3, Senior Chorus 1, 3. ERIC SINDAHL MATHESON He is a true, industrious friend. Spanish Club 2, 35 Science Club 35 History Club 35 Math Club Reporter I5 Red Cross School Representative 35 Football Manager 35 Homeroom Secretary 2. PAUL THOMAS MEACHAM, JR. He who attains to sincerity is he who chooses what is good and firmly holds it fast. Student Council, Boys' Vice President 35 Outstanding Senior5 Mustang Roundup 2, 35 Hi-Y 15 Spanish Club 1, 25 Key Club 1, 2, 3. IUDITH JEANNETTE MCBRIDE If foolishness extended the length of life, 1 would live forever. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Special Officer 2, Secretary 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 Math Club 15 Spanish Club 2, 35 History Club 35 Monitor 3. MARY MARGARET MEEKS Peggy Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low - an excellent thing in woman. FHA 1, 2, Treasurer 35 Pep Squad 25 Y-Teens 35 History Club 35 Commercial Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. ANTHONY REED MCCORMACK Tony He makes people pleased with him by making them first pleased with themselves. Football 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 35 ROTC Officer 35 Saber Club 35 Rifle Team 1, Captain 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 History Club 35 Allegro Club 35 Math Club 15 Hi-Y 35 Golf Team 35 ME Club 35 2nd Place City Marksmanship 2. KENT IRWIN MERRILL He who is silent is strong. Football 1, 2, 35 Track 25 Rifle Team I, Co-Captain 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club Officer 2, 35 History Club 35 Math Club 35 HE Club 35 Boys' State Representative 2. JOHN WARREN MCINTOSH There he goes, a book in hand - but ,tis no school book. Math Club 1, 2, 35 History Club 35 Science Club 2, 35 Mustang Roundup 2, 35 Math Tournament, Honorable Men- tion 25 National Merit Finalist 3. CORDELIA ANN MILLER If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her. FHA 1, 2, 35 History Club 35 Pep Squad 15 Y-Teens 35 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Commercial Club 2. IEFFERY CAROLYN MULLINS A generous heart and a kind word for all. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Pep Squad 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, Science Club 3, History Club 3. DAVID ATTWOOD PIERSON A man born for happiness. ROTC Officer 2, 3, Saber Club 3, History Club 3, Hi-Y 3, Science Club 3. MARY KATHRYN PACE Where hearts are true, few words will do. Pep Squad 1, 2, French Club 1, Allegro Club 2, 3, Com- mercial Club 2, 3, Senior Chorus 2, 3, History Club 3. CECILE COLEMAN PIPLAR Little deeds of kindness, little words of love. Hall of Fame, Friendliest 3, Football Queen Candidate 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, History Club Secretary 3, Youth Center Repre- sentative 1, 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, Saber Club B2, Allegro Club 3, Math Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, Monitor 1, 2. ANN SCHELL PAULSEN Petite, chic, exquisitely dainty, a piquant little face. Pep Squad 1, 2, FHA 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, History Club 3, Red Cross Representative 3. ELIZABETH WHITE POUNDERS Bette Grace was in her step, in every gesture, dignity and love. Hall of Fame, Most Likely To Succeed 3, Mustang Roundup 1, News Editor 2, Editor 3, National Honor Society 2, Secre- tary 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, ,Iunior Class Treasurer, Latin Tournament 1, Junior Class Popularity Candidate, French Club Reporter 2, Science Club 3, Math Club 2. DOROTHY LOUISE PETWAY She speaks, behaves and acts just as she ought. Transferred from Savannah High, Savannah, Georgia, in 11th. Commercial Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, Treasurer 3, Pep Squad 2, ROTC Sponsor 3, Saber Club 3, FHA 3. CHARLEN E HAZEL QUEKEMEYER Softly speak and sweetly smile. FHA 1, District Representative 2, Commercial Club 3, Y-Teens 1, 2. NELL ELAINE WILLIS RABURN Both short and sweet some say is best. Spanish Club 1, 23 FHA lg Y-Teens 1, Social Secretary 2. NANCY RODGERS REITZ How sweet and fair she is. Spanish Club 1, 2g Math Club I, 2g History Club 3g Tri-Hi' Y 1, 2, 33 ROTC Sponsor 3g Saber Club 3g FHA 33 Pep Squad 1, 23 Allegro Club 2, 33 Office Staff 3. MARTHA SUZANNE RAGSDALE From the crown of her head, to the sole of her foot, she is all mirth. Homeroom President 1, Vice President 2, 3g Pep Squad 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y lg Student Council Representative 13 Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 33 History Club 2, 3g Office Staff 23 Senior Chorus 3g Monitor 3. BILLY TATE RENF ROW There are no tricks in plain, simple friendliness and intel- lectuality. ROTC Officer 23 Saber Club 23 Hi-Y 2, Officer 33 Spanish Club 1, 2g Math Club 1, 2g History Club 3g Homeroom Officer 3g Cotton Carnival Lord-in-Waiting 3. JAMES AUGUSTUS RAMSEY Jim There are moments when silence prolonged and unbroken is more expressive than all words ever spoken. Football 2, 3g Swimming 2, 3g Spanish Club 2, 33 Science Club 23 Math Club 23 E Club 3g Track 2.- FHEDERICK FRAZIER RILEY Fred Travel and change of place impart new vigor to the mind. Transferred from Narimasu, Tokyo, Japan, 12th Grade. Office Staff 33 Monitor 3. FREDRICA BYRD REISMAN Ricki True knowledge is honest and wary. Math Club lg Photography Club 13 Monitor 23 Pep Squad 1, 23 Spanish Club 2g History Club 2, 3. DAVID SPAULDING RODENBAUGH He hath the flower of youth wherein is the fullness of strength. Spanish Club 2, 33 History Club 2, 33 Science Club 2, 3g Swimming 2, 33 Golf Team 2, 33 Senior Chorus 3. LESLIE SUZANNE RODGERS Youth full of grace, force, and fascination. Honorable Mention, Latin Tournament 1, National Honor Society 3, Commercial Club President 3, Allegro Club 2, 3, Math Club, Vice President 1, Student Council Representative 2, Homeroom Officer 1, 3, Senior Class Secretary, Office Staff 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Science Club 2, History Club 3. BARBARA JEAN SANDERS Sweetness and quietness have made her known to us. Commercial Club 2, FHA 1, 2, Y-Teens 3. PATRICIA ANN MALLORY ROGERS Pat An ounce of wit is -worth a pound of sorrow. Honorable Mention, Latin Tournament 1, Pep Squad 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, French Club 2, 3, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, French Glee Club 3. KATHERINE CLAIRE SCHERER Kay As full of spirit as the month of May. Yearbook Staff 2, Circulation Manager and Class Editor 3, Quill and Scroll43, Pep Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, Math Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, History Club 3. JULIA MARGARET RUDY Judy Truth is a fair, durable thing. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 3, Social Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, History Club 3, FHA Reporter 3, Commer- cial Club Vice President 3. JOHN WALLACE SCHOETTELKOTTE His undying spirit makes the path before him always bright. Student Council Representative 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Science Club 2, Math Club 1, 2, 3, History Club 3, Red Cross Representative 1, Office Staff 2, Hi-Y 2, Officer 3, ROTC Officer 3, Saber Club 3, Yearbook Staff, Assistant ROTC Editor 3, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, Rifle Team 1. NANCY WINIFRED SAFLEY Her charm and grace were always present. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Math Club 2, History Club 3, FHA Historian 3, Allegro 2, 3, Senior Chorus 3, Monitor 3, Pep Squad 1, 2. PHILIP WALTER SCHRADER Phil Wit is the rarest quality to be met with among people of education. Distinction, Latin Tournament 1, Hall of Fame, Wittiest 3, Red Cross Representative 1, Homeroom Vice President 2, Mustang Roundup 2, 3, French Club 2, President 3, Key Club 3, National Honor Society 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Monitor 3, History Club, Senior Representative 3. CLYDE ALTMAN SCOTT, JR. Buddy Here is a gentleman and a friend. Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y Basketball I, Captain 2, 3g Rifle Team 3g Spanish Club 2g Science Club 2g Math Club 25 Baseball Team 2 ,3. GLENN EDEN SIPE He sits high in everyone's heart, Spanish Club 2, Vice President 3, Annual Staff 35 History Club 3, Science Club 23 Hi-Y 2. PAUL DAVID SHAPIRO He entertains a cheerful disposition. National Merit Scholarship Finalist 35 Red Cross Representa- tive 2, 3, History Club 33 Math Club I, 2, 3g Spanish Club 2, 3g Science Club 2, 3. WILLIAM PAUL SMITH Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you. Science Club 2, 39 Math Club 33 History Club 39 Rifle Team 25 Spanish Club 1, 2. JOHN H. SHUTE Silence is a friend that will never betray. Band 1, 2, Vice President 3g Allegro Club 2, 39 History Club 3g Science Club. SHARON LEE STALCUP To be merry best becomes you. Transfer from Central High Ig Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Pep Squad 25 History Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 3g Commercial Club 33 Office Staff 3. WENDY KATHERINE SKINNER If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. French Club, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Math Club 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 2. Secretary 35 Science Club 3g Annual Staff 2, Activities Editor 3g Outstanding Senior 35 Sophomore Class Secretary Ig French Clee Club 3. JAMES RUSSELL STOAKES The pleasure of life is wccording to the one who lives it. Science Club 2, 3g Math Club I, 2, 3g Hi-Y I, 2, History Club 3g E Club 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3g Football I, 2, 3g Track 13 Baseball 2. I' MARTHA KAY STRINGER Fair of hair and bright of eye, we notice her as she passes by. Hall of Fame, Most Attractive 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 FHA 1, 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 Monitor 1, 2, 35 ROTC Sponsor 2, 35 Math Club Vice President 25 Spanish Club 25 History Club .2, 35 Office Staff 35 Saber Club 2, 35 Football Queen Candidate 3. BRENDA LEE THEURER The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. Red Cross Representative 25 Junior Class ChapIain5 Office Staff 25 Commercial Club 35 Pep Squad 25 Homeroom Officer 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Tri4Hi-Y 1, 25 Math Club 25 ROTC Sponsor 35 History Club 35 Junior Class Popular- ity Candidate. ELIZABETH ANN STUART That which benefits is cheerfulness and courage. Outstanding Senior5 Student Council, Commissioner of Traf- fic5 Football Queen Candidate 35 Junior Class Popularity Candidate5 Cheerleader 2, 35 Red Cross Representative 15 Spanish Club 2, 35 Allegro Club 2, 35 Science Club 35 lgllonitor 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Treasurer 25 Second Vice Presi- ent 3. BETTIE LOU THOMAS As sweet and nice as one may find. Transferred from Bastrop High School, Bastrop, L0Ui5i3T13 in 12th. FHA 35 Spanish Club 3. SUSAN HELEN SUTLIFF Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Pep Squad 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 35 Math Club 1, 2, 35 Mustang Roundup 1, 25 Head- line Editor 35 Office Staff 2, 35 French Club 25 French Glee Club 35 History Club 35 Representative to WKNO TV 1, 2, 3. ELIZABETH LEE THOMAS Liza Knowledge is the flower of perseverance. National Honor Society 35 Mustang Roundup 1, Art Editor 2, 35 French Club 25 French Glee Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Math Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 History Cluh 3. MARGARET CAROL TASHIE She holds a high place in our hearts Senior Chorus 1, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 35 History Club 15 Com- mercial Club 35 FHA 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 15 Monitor 3. ELIZABETH LEGH TURNBULL Betsy From every blush that kindles in thy cheeks - ten thousand little loves and graces spring. History Club 35 Science Club 35 Math Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 French Club 25 French Clee Club 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 Mustang Roundup 2, 3. HELEN MAI WEATHERFORD The great mind knows the power of gentleness. French Club 2, French Glee Club 3, Monitor 3, History Club 3, Commercial Club 2, 3. CLAUDE LEE WELCH His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports and contest bold. Hall of Fame, Most Athletic 3, Football 1, 2, 3, All-Memphis 2nd Team 2, Co-Captain 3, Most Valuable Back 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, Treasurer 2, President 3, Math Club 1, 2, President 3, Science Club 2, 3, ME Club 1, 2, 3, I-Iomeroom Presi- dent 1, 3, Monitor 3, Junior Class Popularity Winner, Junior Class Vice President, Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Office Staff 1, 2. LOUISE MARLEY WEBB Easy The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed - And ease of heart her every look conveyed. Transferred from Lausanne in. 11th. Franch Club 2, French Clee Club 3, History Club 3, ROTC Sponsor. 3., CAROL ANN WHITAKER Friends are born, not made. Spanish Club l, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, FHA 1, History Club 3, Commercial Club 3, Science Club 3. ARNOLD LOUIS WEINSTEIN Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. Latin Tournament, 3rd Place I, Finalist in State Math Tournament 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Mustang Roundup 1, Headline Editor 2, Assistant Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 2, President 3, National Honor Society 2, Vice President 3, Spanish Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 3, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3. JANE ELIZABETH WHITE A true friend is a friend forever. Math Club 1, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Pep Squad'1, 2, Red Cross Representative 1, History Club 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, Mustang ROIUIJUP 2, Typist 3, French Club 2, French Glee Club 3, Student Council Representative 3. PHILIP MEYER WEINSTEIN Phil I have taken all knowledge to he my province. Hall of Fame, Most Intelligent 3, Math Club 2, 3, President 1, Latin Tournament, 2nd Place 1, Student Council Repre- sentative 3, Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Sports Editor 3, Na- tional Honor Society 2, President 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Key Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, National Merit Finalist 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, 3. DWIGHT ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS, JR. His watchword - can do, his action - get it done - his result - perfection. Hall of Fame, Most Likely to Succeed 3, Thespian Club 2. President 3, Debate Team 2, 3, Key Club 3, Thespian Play 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Hi-Y 3, Math Club 1, Spanish Club 3, History Club 3, Science Club 2, Representative Boys' State 2, Ist Place State Oratorical Finals, Alternate Winner NI Speak for Democracyf' HARRY CLIFFORD WILLIAMS Justice the only worship - Humanity the only religion. Latin Tournament, Honorable Mention Ig Spanish Club 2. 3g Science Club 2, 3g History Club 33 Monitor 3. ROBERT GILLMAN WILLIAMS Bob The best way to secure future happiness is to be happy. Football I, 23 Swimming 3g History Club 3g Science Club 2, 3g Spanish Club 2, 34 Math Club I, 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Red Cross Representative 1. JANE KIRBY WILLIAMS Short and sweet, a girl surely worth praise. Spanish Club Ig History Club 3g Senior Chorus 3g Pep Squad I, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 15 Library Staff 35 Commercial Club 3g Monitor 3. To the Seniors This commemoration I would like to dedicate To the graduating class of nineteen fifty-eight: Of course, East High is known by all to be In every way of quite superior qualityg The seniors this year have certainly attained Records surpassing many previously maintained. In the annual Merit Scholarship contest Four seniors earned the rank of Hfinalistf' Two members of this prosperous class Found the N.R.0.T.C. exam easy to pass. In this new age of missile and satellite Math and science were stressed both day and nightg It will be indeed interesting to see Just who the scientists of tomorrow soon will bel Anxiety caused by the S.A.T. and achievement test Was long forgot when favorable results were manifest Athletically, too, the seniors did quite well, With teams no other way described but aswell? No greater sense of spirit was ever displayed Than at the games these gallant Mustangs played. I don't believe that I will soon forget The last football game we won - such regret To think I'd never again sit with friends And eagerly see how another season ends! Basketball this year produced two stirring games With Central - none but victorious were our aims. This clamor and excitement Iill often mentally reiterate And vividly recall a season that was truly great! As graduation time finally drew nigh, Everyone greeted it with a gleeful sigh. But on that glorious long-anticipated day Many a wistful senior did mentally say: KOur lamp of knowledge brightly burnsg We owe its light to you. These days with you will never die Nor will our love for you. 77 Servzce MEPWQ -1 . wwf-- Highlights 3' if Class Officers Bottom row: Donna Locke, Secretaryg Jule Pills, Treasurer. Top row: Tommy Wilson. Vice Presidentg Sherry Moore, Chaplaing Martha Simon, Hisloriang Ronnie Borod. President. i N V ' w l 1 I First row: R. Agnew, B. Austin, N. Bach, D. Bearden, S. Beyer, B. Bingham. Second row: B. Borda, R. Borod. C. Boros. F. Brinkman. S. Brower, S. Cammack. First row: P. Campbell, J. Carey, M. Coleman, D. Clark, J. Clardy, R. Dance. -Sqcond row: J. Davis, R. Davis, D. Dickens, B. Dixon, J. Dowdy, B. Eaton. Third row: D. J. Elder, D. Estile, N. Ezell, U. Ezernieks, T. Faber, M. Farber. Fourth row:'H. Feinstein, R. Ferguson, G. Fernandez, J. Fisher, J. Fransioli, R. Frazier. Fifth row: J. Gammon, D. Gibson, J. Gibson, W. Glover, M. Goodman, L. Grout. Sixth row: M. Grubbs, A. Guyton, M. A. Hall, P. Hamn, P. Harmel, B. Harwood. 5 fi 2 S I I Z 3 X Lima- f,.- - -, V , - .,, K, , k .,,, ...H .., , . ,, , ., .,., ., . ., -. -- -..V .,,., .s.-W. . A1 .- l 5 First row.' H. Harwood, H. Hathaway, S. Henley. Talemfd J1mi0fS??? Second row.' D. Henry, J. Hinkle. D. Holladay. Third row: F. Hollie, R. Hollie, A. Hood. Fourth row: L. Hudson, R. Hufstedler, C. Inman, J. Jefferson, M. Johnson, J. Johnston. Fifth row: S. Jordan, L. Karlsberg, P. Karnowsky, A. Kashdan, J. Kelly, K. Killehrew. Sixth row: D. King. K. Koontz, A. Kuykendall, T. Lancaster, L. Livaudais, S. Lloyd. f.....m. fQwmaamwwfwflwgfmwwz..-Qmwom f f .. - w 11 ' Junior hard at work! First row: D. Locke, K. Love. W. Loewenherg Second row: L. Lyle, A. Lyrin, T. Madden. Third row: B. Malone, H. Mathieu, L. Miles Fourth row: M. A. Mills. A. McDonald, D. McMillen, T. McNair, S. Moore, G. Morris: Fifth row: G. Nevels, L. Newell, T. Nichols, P. Noel. G. Norris, B. Norton. Sixth row: N. Oeding, T. J. Oden, C. Pagels. J. Parks, S. Pilkington, J. Pitts. ,W .vgf,..t1.Qm, 1 1 - - 1, , , .1t....,ff, .1z...fft.,ff. . ff -1, First row: D. Poag, K. Porter, G. Puryear. Be a gentleman, Gary Second row: J. Reardon, B. Reisman, R. Rich. Third row: D. Richardson, P. Roark, M. J. Roberts. Fourth row: B. Routt, C. Safley, F. Scott, S. Scyster, K. Segerson, S. Seymour. Fifth row: R. Shepard, M. Simon, A. Smith, C. Smith, W. Smith, T. Speck. Sixth row: C. Speed, L. Streeter, S. Stringer, M. A. Styers, W. Suggs, J. Tackett. .i L 3 mf , Y h e f tg ,. N. 1 .. . , WH' H ft . ., S, Q 4., '- If ., 6 3'-559W5H'!57i 'YY TIL. V W, W 55535395 21:-9:-:. H , U , Q.,-Q1fw,,29P?D,.' ., . H - -V-iamszatmf , V- .. f ' , W . R ,W 5 . 5 . W -- . -g , f - .. ,, ' f'-.lT'::??if:iLf5Qv..:EPZ' ' 'S f: 32i5?:ftf2t:e.. t ., .gQ'fi.- , ' , , F a 3: 71.. X , ftf.1z.::a.-- -. ff' ' ' 'i ff fivsswf, f --fm,-...-1 wa , N ., ,V . , . - Aii, .15 . 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Wheat. Fifth row: M. Whipple, I.. Whitmore, J. Williaxims, L. Willialiis, P. Williatils, T. Wilson. Sixth row: H. Winklenian, ll. Wyatt, ,l. Yancey, B. A. Yarbough, B. Yost. P. Young. clili. Q 3 2 S S ophomores Class Officers Standing, left to right: Treasurer, Spence Wil- song Vice President, Marilyn Stewartg His- torian, Donna Dukeg President, Gene Mcln- tosh. Seated, left to right: Secretary, Kay Barretg Chaplain, An- nette Applebaurn. P. Adams J. Amyx A. Applebaum C. Bailey N. Barnes A. Barnett K. Barret J. Bauer D. A. Beiser .l. Bengel P. Bobbit L. Bowman L. Adler E. Boyer J. Brittain P. Brown J. Brunson I. Buffalo M. Bullard B. Burns B. Byrd G. Carlisle P. Carpenter L. Carr A. Caruthers M. A. Casey D. Caughley L. Chase D. Clark I. Colby Sophomores a wie A. Coleman G. Collins . M. Connelly T Cox M. Criss E. Crosthwait L. Cunningham S. Dattel M. Davidson D. Davis L. Davis B. Dixon S. Doerr P. Doris D Dotson J. Douglas C. Dowling E. Dowling J. Doyle J. Duffel D. Duke B. Edgerton L. Edwards P. Ellington J. Elliott P. Emerson C. Essary B. Evans B. Everett R. Evers B. Ewart D. Fletcher J. Foster J. Fraser D. Frazier J. Freeman C. Gage J. Garrecht R. Gilbert T. Graves N. Greaves A. Greenberg 3 a s V- e , 3 H 1' .L . N if 'S is '3- .efr W . s xx NCQQ egg? was A 5,5 is was W3 if 6 QQ rg. r 12 w 1 e .Z f ' H515 - 2 g e? f if fer . ie Sigma :Wa 1. X ex 3 .. .F f P' . Q. . . . as -,-- V--...-.. .---.- ,W ., 1.1.-was ...,... .. ,1 it Efs by 2 .. 5. 1 l , 154596 1.3, gage- , X A P- ? it is wx fa Wi 1 Q 1 32 bi , 5 ..,.,., ., .ws-f. . - - giigszf- -3...f::gis'1.. as 25.112 PM '- -- IV' x 1 , 11 'Ye , . . .11-W . , w.1tffff'- ophomores Q' ea K is as , X Vx ,Xl MW? -f-1'-2 . ' -Ts' ' T .i ' ' QQ A. Griffith 'L A W' S. Grisham is P 3 i f .3 ,- V W J. W. Harris 5, ' R. Hasselle 'fl A. Hays i J ' B. Hunt R V Wuxi bi '1 ' fi, 1 1 -. . . .,.,- if 1 Q 3 P J Q 'mh - S. Helton 1 Pj , 'Q ., F. Hiatt IV- - W .fa -WN, T. Hodges ' R. Holland ?'f'e i W ' B. Housley V R Howell ll' X. wat1aifvg1.g. My . e v C. B. B. M B. C. B. C. B. J. G D. P. A. S. C. J. N. K. D. H. T. J. B. M M P. P. J. E. Hughes Humphreys Hyde J. Irvine Jackson Jaffke James James G. J oest Johnson Jones Jordan Joyner Kaiser Keegan King Lait Langdon Lawless Lewis Lewis Loberg Loomis Lucas Mabe K. Mahaffey Maher Mann Marks Martin . .. an f-iffafff ophomores D. Mason B. Maury B. Mayer J. McCormack C. McDaniel R. McDaris G. Mclntosh W. McKinney V. Metz M. Meyers G. Mitchell T Monie L. Moore A., Morgret B. J. Morris N. Mullins J. Nevels F. Oakes J. Ono P. Parchman F. Petway L. Prescott F. Prewitt L. Ramsey J. Redd B. Reddirz J. Renfrow F. Ridolphi H. Robbins R. Rodenbaugh S. Sachs J. Sarber R Scanland C Scrimger A Schaffin B Schinerer J. Schorr C Schroeder V Scott L. ,Seaton B Sigman C Sims ophomores F Sims P Sitton T. Skinner B Sloan E. Smith F. Springfield L. Stalcup D. Stehle D. Stephens S Stevens G. Stewart J. Stewart M. Stewart P. Strickland M Susskind N. Sutliff G. Taylor H. Thompson J. Tlireefoot S. Tobin B. Tochen W. Trusty R. Twaddle P. Vance S. Von Lackum N. Waite J. Walker R Walker S. Washington D, West E. Wilhanks L. Wilkinson L. Willbanks J. Williams R. Williams S. Wilson M Winn L. Wood R. Wood E Wooley E. Wynn L. Young Qllge Junior High Football Queen ANN HARWOOD ,I . 1s Crown Gd 15 we A c vi . do Qxagxc woo 'W we? oiix Football Queen Candidates: Mary Lynn Shapiro, Judy Johnson, Ann Harwood, Jean Farber, Martha Gates, Jean Gains 55 9-1 First row: Morrison, J., Jameson, C., Horton, S., Parrish, L. A., Renfroe, P., Ferguson, J., Hale, C., Gilkey, V. Second row: Heidelberg, L., Riker, S., Seay, D., Smith, S., Ezzell, C., Learned, J., Rogers, E., Sullivan, B. Third row: Henderson, T., Bowers, H., Garber, S., Koontz, S., Miles, P., Rafferty, J. A., Gaines, J., Yager, J., Albright, B. Fourth row: Archer, B., Coudy, L., McKinnie, D., Donelson, J., Williams, P., Rush, H., Kelley, D., Deaton, T., Mrs. Clement. 9-3 First row: Landis, M., Williams, S., Shapiro, M. L., Faber, J., Walker, R., Hamilton, G. Second row: Watkins, M., Hoffeman, S., Davidson, S., Crawford, M. F., Richerson, M. B., Martin, A., Flink, J. Third row: Smith, R., Land- street, H., Williams, H., Strong, B., Hall, B., Washington, J., Joachimi, C., Leatherwood, D., Myers, M. Fourth row: Neill, B., Garner, R., Flinn, S., Lynn, F., Dover, B., Pope, G. A., Morris, A., Newcombe, J. Not pictured: Trim, J., Scott, F., Black, J., Smith, R. 50 9-2 First row: Talbert, D., Briggs, K., Foster, L., Duren, L., Eden, D., Manis, S., Browning, C., Ledbetter, E. Second row: McCool, M., Weeks, M., Schein- berg, L., Armour, D., Grant, P., King, K., Welch, P., Johnson, J., Ezernicks, M., Sheffield, S., Fernandez, M. K. Third row: Williams, K., Smith, T., Johnston, J., Weiss, D., Holt, E., Nason, H., Tate, G., Applebaum, A. Fourth row: Teesdale, T., Roberts, D., Barrett, K., Otto, R., Cobb, J. 9-5 First row: Gates, M., Hyde, H., Pear- son, S., Ballon, K., Bolton, A- K-3 Lieberman, P.: SiHfCk, P-S Walker, D Second row: Hesselbien, B., Doyle, L-3 Nash, J., Myracle, J., Watkins, H., Green, G., Moore, J. Third row: Mos- kovitz, R., Wilson, J., Sanders, T., Wilkins, K., Ayres, J-A Williams, T-S Ostner, M., Rieke, D. Fourth row: Sea bold, J., McDonald, K., File, L-S Hershman, M., Hawks, .l-3 Th0ma5f F., Oliver, H., Holladay, H., Mr Toney. .3 ' - w K' ,ii imm- 9-4 First row: Lowry, A., Gooch, W., Jones, P., Kern, K., McBride, B., Clough, L., Harrison, V. Second row: Marshall, A., Kasselburg, C., Cheely, L., Parotte, B., Harrison, S., Glass- man, l. Third row: Dulin, J., Nolan L., Rawls, J., Ramsay, H., Matthews H., Maiden, D., Howell, T., Hooker O., Neiman, B. Fourth row: Earngey B., Bailey, B., Mendius, R., Grashot, E., Loberg, T., Calhoun, A., Kuyken- dall, J., Jurbergs, J., Mr. R. Tatom. 1 s 9 9 9-6 First row: Gallman, J., Anderson, J., Thomas, S., Rose, J.'A., Ragsdale, E., Peete, E., Brown, N. .Second row: Sanders, S., Wallace, S., Carey, H., Boone, B., Redditt, J., Schenzel, N., Harwood, A. Third row: Evans, L., Vaughn, T., Bessire, B., Zollinger, B., Elliott, T., Sullivan, H., Todd, G. Fourth row: Morgan, D., Walker, B., RiplCY, J., Miller, K., Sprott, B., Claw, J., Stein, R., Bacherig, S., Mr. Frye. 5 I 8-1 First row: Martin, D., Laburg, S., Nichols, J., Jackson, M., Jefferson, J., Carpenter, J., Dandevile, B. Second row: Draper, J., Addington, F., Levy, H., Akers, J., Speed, R., Felts, J., Cousins, C., Baum, M. Third row: Sil- verman, B., Paulsen, J., Ostner, J., Brown, C., Sheffield, A., Bencoma, L., Hoffman, J., Davie, S., Conaway, C. Fourth row: Baker, R., Grout, J., Awsumb, Pm., Shelton, F., Campbell, J., Bradley, D., Bingham, B., Mc- Knight, R., Grout, B., Dickens, D., Mrs. Thompson. 8-3 First row: Feinstein, J., Laws, P., Harrnel, L., Levin, M., Crenshaw, L., Brown, D., Kahn, J., Hollie, B. Second row: Fly, M. J., Kroell, E., Strassner, M., Hitt, S., Slater, J., Kidd, L., Best, J., Marlowe, N., Sumner, D. Third row: Crenley, H., McNeese, S., Minga, L., Patterson, B., White, L., Lawrence, J., Henry, J., Lowenthal, J., Henry, B. Fourth row: Gibson, B., Koehn, D., Nickol, M., Ezzell, M., Hershman, S., Anderson, J., Ware, L., Sofye, A., Chandler, R., Mr. Alcins. 52 8-2 First row: Goodman, B., Caldwell, . McDonald, E., Calhoun, B., Piplar, . a J C Gilluly, M. J., Williams, B., Glenn, S., Cates, C. J. Second row: Orr, S., Jaseph, H., Netherland, J., Conlee, B., Harman, N., Farris, J., Boston, J., Nichols, S., Adler, A. Third row. Welch, J., Wilson, R., Coleman, W., Tashie, P., Williams, H., Bacon, W., Wallace, W., Finsness, R., Baine, R Fourth row: Garthright, J., Perel, R., Beal, B., Bundy, R., Meyer, J., Gillis G., Halley, J., Johnson, M., Mr. Dow tin. ff' l- lRIz'3 'ci1.'A g l.g4 iw! I' 3 First row: Fraser, S., Carey. K., Weatherford, T., Crane, C., Hyde. S., Smith, J., Lewis, L. Second row: Mc Rae, B., Claypool. D., Pau-l, G., Huren J., Bell. B., Sheffield, S., McConnell S., Jurhergs. A., Faber, R. Third row. Garrett, J., Bailey, R., Levy, G., Rag land, J., Turnbull, N., Williams, C., Hamilton. J., Serimger. E., Mrs. Seeley. Fourth row: Underwood, P., Gammon B., Patterson. R., Jackson. J., Daven port. R., Taylor, P., Allen, B., De Wese, D. w1nlm- - ft q.ttnun1u 8-4 First row: Appelbaum, P., Haspel, S., Plumlee, A., Marley, A., Shepard, M., Dunavant, M., Cobb. C. Second row. Denton, H., Gerstenberger, K., Norris J., Johnson, K., Scott, S., Francis. J., Hull, C., Thomas, S. Third row: Walk er, G., White, R., Goldstein, K., Ma lone, C., Hatcher, B., Stephens, P., Flake, S., Thomas, C. Fourth row. Schroder, L., Gordon, R., Ward, E., Higgins, J., Caughley, .l., Taylor, J., Morgan, J., Chism, D., Mrs. Krause. 8-6 First row: Humphrey, J., Wagner, L., Wheat, P., McCormack, J., Gilbert, V., Fernandez, S., Wallace, S., Fargotstein, S. Second row: Lehovitz, B., Gutman, L., Kinsey, C., Baldwin, P., Monje, C., Sherriff, L., Glasgow, D. Third row: Pankey, R., Peterson, B., Coco, C., Clement, N., Etlminston, O., Golden, T., Collins. W., Stewart, G. Fourth row: Stewart, G., DeArmey, M., Williams. T., Moyse, B., Merrill, R., Sissman, A., Bland, B., Henley, T., Mrs. Taylor. 53 7-1 First row: McCormack, S., Mahaffey, A., Rushing, L., Lamb, M., Allen, P., Koontz, B., Davies, D., Briggs, L. Sec ond row: Rudner, P., Lichterman, L.: Renfroe, M., Schnierer, J., Nash, P., McDonald, K., Bailey, S., Matthews, C., Barrett, M. F. Third row: Brown D., Brand, J., Montgomery, J., Boothl R., Barba, D., Vaughn, V., Brinkman K., Hurdle, P., Turley, D., Martin M. Fourth row.' Rich, D., Bone, L., Gardner, A., Rodenhaugh, L., Hehmey er, B., Simonton, J., Thomas, R., Chafetz, S., McDonald, W., Mrs Reimers. 7-3 First row: Sims, B., Hall, C., Levi, B., Newell, G., Williams. J., Fargotstein, G., Redd, M., Murrah, S. Second row: Goudy. S., Davidson, L., Marks, L., Burns, M., Eaton. J., Gates. L., Nelson, B., Chase. B., Clifton. S. Third row: Crump, W., Hasselle, H., Jolley, B., Nemetz, M. C., Matthews, K., Sowell, B., Yancey, B., Farnhan, D., Haim- sohn, L., Cox, A,, Sisco, D. Fourth row: Pickey, A., Collier, M., Holladay, J., Kelly. M.: Sisco, P., Kirkpatrick, C., Miller, F., Shaw, G., Duren, W., Mrs. Elizabeth Regan. 54 7-2 First row: Forrell, R., Castellaw, K., Crubbs, B., Boston, J., Davis, J., Nor- vell, D., Smith, S., Shute, N. Second row: Miller, S., Picket, B., Eiland, J., Miller, C., Wilhanks, P., Anderson, P., Williams, R., Puryear, 'A., Hunt, J. Third row: Stone, D., Hitchings, W., Walls, D., Mathes, T., Castleberry, R., Williams, R., Tual B., Tual, J., Tre- nor, C., Calhoun, R. Fourth row: Ford, R., Stroupe, D., Tate, D., Lucas, A., Brandon, J., Garner, B., 'Howard, J., Mrs. Rose Miller. me-p,.maz1s,1tf.s:f1 -r.r1l.'wa'x U - r- .. . - 7-5 First row: Almand, L. L., Grider, S., Phillips, J., Marks, L., Yoger, S., Seesel, L., Schorr, G., Spain, P. Second row: Brown, E., Fernandez, L., Ewart, N., Carpenter, B., Poulter, C., Rich, B., Young, C. Third row: Sprott, J., Rhodes, K., Kasselberg, A. Cv., Hub- bard, E., Wood, P., Ladd, M., Fowler, D., Joest, J., Bolton, W., St. Clair, F., Hough, R. Fourth row: Andrews, B., Godberry, M., Oliver, K., Kirk, T., Kem P.' Balzen D.' Jones, E., Poag P1 5 i 1 s J., Butler, B., Argo, J., Calamis, J., Coach Puckett. First row: Davis, L., Tutwiler, L., Thrasher, D., Stehle, B., Smith L., Zollinger, R., Freeman, J., Yarbrough, M. Second row: Cope- land, J., McCool, J., Crane, D., Bat- tin, J., Crokett, S., Webb. J., Evans, L., Weil, G., Scarborough, P. Third row: Medick, F., Wright, M., Taylor, A., Lawson, V., Lewis, N., Latham, L., Jordan, S., Wilder, C., Bonds, J., Holland, K. Fourth row, Buford, J., Crosthwait, J., Klitzner, M., Mercer, R., Johnson, S., Smith, J., Holder, R., Hilton, J., McNeal, E., Weiner, L., Morris, J., Mrs. Webb. 7-6 First row: Simon, L., Walker, V., Cot- ton, D., Moss, J., Woods, D., Bach, G., Branyan, C. Second row: Gregory, J., Reid, B., Gragg, J., Springfield, M., Ervin, R., Porter, J., Young, L., Chambers, M., Meeks, M., Lucy, W. Third row: Wheeler, C., Bowden, P., Peiser, J., Halls, C., Clinton, B., Sims, P-5 Duncan, J., Handwerker, M. Fourth row: Youngblood, R., Kern, W., Mad- dux, J., Seabrook, B., Whitenton, M., Ramsey, L., Jonhson, R., Collins, A., Williams, J., Bloodworth, R., Jones, J., Maiden, W., Mrs. Davis. 55 W v - uwmm.. A+ if ,R+ Q -N i'g,S-fm .i f 5 33 my 3. -'wiv I 71, gig: AIS? 'K f 1' 'Ji : H -fx ' . , 1 fl f . 4' L' V' f-Wy ' H '-'ki' K 'Pm ' 4 fi 1 H M iw A' wfff. f v-2 .53 f - fgpwf -U ikgfgwfj 7.7 ,, ', 5 -. L ,,.JipT -11' , ffggsfvgvr i Wf Ysyrg, ' fi 5.35 in 51 My KVLYPUQ f',k , Lf 'L J'f4L5'if yi xii? in .,73ll'2 1 4 1 Elaine Johnston Hall of Best All-Around Dick Koelzn fy 'Q' aww' I 'N , b at 55 X Q L, A , A A A 3 W '2' xo 'D' xo W -- 'x 1 9 , - . w'xX ' 'm'Vk 1958 V gg mm I ggfQfl g,4 y 41 3 ww Seam- ? 3 4 5 in 9 YO H I2 33 I6 37 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 215' so Fame Sue Colden Charlie Clement Best Citizens Bette Pounders Ha! ZZ Of Most Likely to Szieeeecl Dwight Williams F 6 Alice Biirkhalter -I Most Intellectual Phil Weinstein Pam Canaday H Of Most Athletic Lee Welch t Fame Kay Stringer Most Attractive All Hornsby Cecile Pzplar H of Frienclliest Buddy Cousins Fame F ay Braswell Phil Schrader Wittiest I 9 i i a . - K 4 u f E 3 1 e Y I 2 3 Amar ,. V-Q - 'W .1 -,,f. v ,-fff- 17. --f,.x.,fm-f'fmQw,,.m:ff M. af. wav-H .mn 1 .1 X -..,, 3 s i X 1957 Ootball Queen, CHARLENE BOULDIN K 'F Q iJ0hg5t0n if i i 'Cecile Piplar Kay, , . 5trs11ger NW Hu Vlleen cheer M ustangs forward Our annual Homecom- ing was held October 2-3. The festivities began Octo- ber 2 at the Booster's Club Supper, where the newly organized Alumni Associa- tion was announced. The following day was desig- nated as School Spirit Day by the, Student Council. All of us, wearing the tra- Annual Homecoming Skit Crowd views the game Mustar ditional red and gray, par- ticipated in a Combined spirit assembly and pep meeting. The event was climaxed by the crowning of football queen, Char- lene Bouldin, before the East-Southside game. Aft- er a hard and exciting fight, the Mustangs were downed 20-7. ll lf. iinxe.----1 ,Rh Lee Welch, Lamar Queen Charlene Bouldlll P0565 wx Davis ,erm East High alunmi discuss plans for the Alumni Association Charlene receives prize at Boosters Club Supper 7I Senior C K 5 E Pow-wow with Chief Sitting Bull. He's a woman's man! li Well see v Annie Ge PL! Annie Oakley ,,., Frank Butler ..,,,,, Charlie Davenport ,,,,,,, Dolly Tate .,,i.,,,,,, Buffalo Bill ....,, Sitting Bull ...... Winnie Tate .,.,,, Tommy ,,,,,,,,. , Mac ,,ii,,,,,,,,,,,, Pawnee Bill ...,,, George .,,,.., , ,,,.,,,,..,.....,,, Mrs. Sclialer Adams .Y,,,, Mars. Sylvia Porter Mary ,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l Jane ...,............,,,,.,. Little ,lake ,,,, Director ,,,.... I iss Pla ,ae I mv gal? 2? QWQTWM he beet hot Our Gun ,ST 7, MARY LEE HUDSON JON JEFFERSON PAUL MEACHAM PAM CANADAY LEE WELCH I 77,,,,77777,,,,,,,,,,A TEX BLAIR RUTH ANN HEITNER DAVID FREEMAN RONALD BENCE ' EOEEOVEEOO RICHARD DALEY , ..OOOO4O4O,,,.EEEE DICK KOEHN IICHELLE APPLEI2-AUM TOMMIE LOU LEVI I, CHARLENE BOULDIN BARBARA COOKE ERIC MATHESON JOAN HASSELL Were off to the Wild West Show. Stage hands prepare for the production 6 7 8 9 1 12 13 14 1516 1 19 20 21 22 23 4 25 6 Z7 Z8 F0130 1 u PTE ER 1 2 ' 5 293 ? 3, 23 YJ ae? . a Yskebee nd Who's that in the middle? X 74 'ASO' But, Louise y0u're rocking the boat! Ivy Leaguers Governor Clement vidts East First day of school h GTQBE 98 155 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ' 101112 1314 ' 16 71819 20 21 223 2526 27 2 29303 Mui., LIC He did it, Miss Wills LeL's get together, girls 75 S h Salesma h p sun non G Q FIT LOU 3 4 10 11 1 8 24 Rea 76 FRI SAT 7 13 14 27 28 I J FQ!! fm Does the mud taste ood? Just hke the mud should? 77 SUN MON '30 13141 1 2021 2 2 AT 26 53,1 345 678 101112 71819 25 2' QQ Coach Welch stars 1n Ben and Lynn study for Mid-term Exams Watch out for the snowballs, Ann. 3.1116 the Hi-Y-Faculty S More studious seniors 78 It snowed!! .lane Fransioli and David Gibson win the Junior Class Popularity Contest. Captain Glisson speaks on Crime C0mm1tteC Prevention SUN MON WED FRI SAT 10 11 17 18 8 4 15 16 22 23 BR,UA F37 rg: t zx I 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 1 . 24 - ' : Junior-Senior Prom decorations Juniors get measured for their senior rings Overflow crowd views exciting Mustang frame 79 SUN HON E WED U FRI SAT 8 14 15 16 17 18 ' 7 22 23 i A110 N331 F33 f Lgl 1 2 3 4 5 1 7 9 10 11 1 22.4125 . 930 Their second childhood 80 Enjoying spring football practice, boys? Sophomores enjoy a jam session. Friday evening with the seniors at Colettas Spring fever April Fool, Tommy! SUN MON FRI SAT 14 15 16 456 81920 3, 1 7 8 9 . 11 12 13 21 22 24 - 20 27 28 Ev gill as FIN N Some-thingis funny! Relaxation! ! intruder in the annual staff room How can they find room to eat? Such big feet 8l 9 10 11 12 13 1 15 s 17 8 1 0 22 24 25 f?7 rg: LQZI 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 ' 1 9 2 . 26 27 8 29 30 1 .ZS 92 H hS CIVITAN CITIZENSHIP AWARD Lee Welch ! Polio Chairman Phil Schrader, Delia Chamberlin, Al Hornsby Senior Honors M1 SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY KBelow, leftj Second Place SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT Dwight Williams COUNCILS CONVENTION DELEGATES Paul Meacham, Sue Golden MERIT SCHOLARSHIP AWARD FINALISTS Arnold Blair, Paul Shapiro, John McIntosh, Phil Weinstein BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES Dwight Williams, Ruth Heitner, Doug Conaway D.A.R. CITIZENSHIP AWARD Elaine John ton i-mxawmwwwwvi g.,f-1,:,mwm1asnrw1mnn www: 1 ,, in .wr LW mm f- ,..S:A:ww f -as ,Z 15525299 iwzsaxmg, x TEX BLAIRl ix, DOUG CONAWAY JAMES STOAKES W CLEMENT Senior Football Team Honors PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Lamar Heiskell V Lee Welch Larry Weiss PRESS SCIMITAR ALL-MEMPHIS Lee Welch-First Team A Lamar Heiskell-Second Team COMMERCIAL APPEAL L ALL-MEMPHIS fi . Lee Welch-First Team '- , , Lamar Heiskell-Second Team - Larry Weiss-Third Team COACH HOLLAND Dick Koehn-Honorable Mention COACH PUCKETT John Barringer-Honorable Mention Tex Blair-Honorable Mention , CO-CAPTAINS V .lohn Brunson-Honorable Mention COACHES CHOICE FOR Lee We-1011 TQ, COACHES'-ALL-MEMPHIS BEST BACK AND BEST Lamar Heiskell JT Lee Welch-First Team LINEMAN OF THE YEAR PLAYERS, CHOICE FOR ' px! Lamar Heiskell-First Team ' Sei 361111 I-A ' 1 ic oe n MOST VALUABLE PLAYER x p Lee Welch H gf . ALL-STATE , fp? Lee Welch-Second Team 7 is' Lamar Heiskell-Honorable Mention First row, left to right: T. McCormick. K. Merrill. J. Barringer. L. Heiskell. D. Koehn. J. Stoaks. T. Blair. C. Clement, L. Trotter. Second row: N. King. T. Faber. H. Hathaway. J. Dumas. T. Dungan. M. Goodman. L. Weiss. W. Suggs. D. Conaway, W. Johnson, D. Webb. T. Graves. Third row: H. Harwood. B. Harwood. R. Twaddle. C. Jones. J. Sarber. R. Dance. J. Tackett. J. Johnston. L. Weeks. Fourth raw: E. Matheson: Managerg D. Poag, T. Hodges. C. Carlisle. N. Waite, J. Brunson. R. Bence. .L Ramsey. 11-1mmem maerwnefav w'f-fries-,MyHwaaaz-I-em...wwa..f,f,aaQ..i..:.al.::w,.rae.f ww.-,nw w-m-nf--fu -:Y -fe--wwfam-ffaw.eesvfwwwamwffwww- Tminin - Slcits Football Camp? ?? They came from outer space. School Spirit! Oh HECK! They didn't make it! UGH!! Rah! Rah! Rah! 6 I sr X 5 5 mfr, es22f:vfmmwzw'ff'M1ffk'+wrsQf'wfS:,v wifi 'aff' - , -Y - , ' ' ' wwwlwnfwwsw-bkfaz,fS.:1fv42s'a.f.f1?ewiK'fnWaiwnwmmnrwinsxrsifzffimmhwswf:QaL'vQ'42Mm?wWsifw2s1eif'15, First Willlllllg Season Homecoming, 21-13. The following Thursday night found As Easts next game was the last one of the season the MUSTANGS up for a strong Central team but the the seniors and rest of the team were out for a lug V1C great East squad fell on that night with a 24 7 final score tory The night ended quite successfully when the MUS TANGS Walloped Catholic 20-12. Thus, with a five and four record under its belt, the MUSTANGS ended the most successful football sea- son they have ever had. Play- ing well all year on the front line for the MUSTANGS were seniors, Tex Blair, Char- lie Clement, Doug Conaway, Jerry Dumas, Lamar Heis- kell, B e n a r d King, Dick Koehn, Kent Merrill, James Ramsey, and James Stoaks. ln the backfield senior stand- outs were Johny Barringer, Ronald Bence, John Brunson, Ted Dungan, Wayne John- son, Tony McCormick, and Lee Welch. mYfT' - - - fimiiimm Varsity of Gibson gets the tip! Mustangs rebound! E 2 Q I i I i Two more points for East! Two points. for Koehn! East Soar! This year's Mustang quintet proved to be an abl and sturdy five, as they finished a strong second plac in the Memphis-Prep League. Balanced scoring and sturdy defense comprised the nucleus and backbone c the hardworking team. Injuries and sickness hampered the Mustangs throughol the year and ruined its bid for the title. Standout seniol Lee Welch, Dick Koehn, and newcomer Bob Williarr provided the experience, while juniors, Ronnie Dav , Davis to Welch for a big two points! W Mustangs hustle under the goal l 9 Vzctory id David Gibson added to the scoring punch. Mike Jodman, Jimmy Tackett, and Lewis Trotter provided smooth floor game at all times. Arnold and Phil Wein- :in contributed much to the power packed Mustangs til they dropped out with simultaneous injuries early lthe -season. Marshall Criss, endowed with unusual Nsketball poise for a sophomore, fought his way to a trting position early in the season but was plagued i an ankle injury in the last part of the season. The game nears a crucial point! Varsity Scores TEAM They We 56 ..,..,, . ..,, Tech .....A,.,,, ,..., 6 1 61 ...,,..,,.,7..., Treadwell .,.,,,, ,.... 4 9 51 ..,7,..,,,,.,,.,,, Messick .,,,.,,.. ..... 6 5 40 -,6,..A66666 White Station ....,,,,,... 35 60 .,.,,.,.........,. Humes ,,,,,,... ...,, 5 7 48 ..,,.... ,,,,7,, C entral ..,.., ,,.... 5 5 58 ..,..... ...,, C .B.H.S. ,.., ,,v,, - 60 ,,77,.., ,,... 41 111111111.1,.. 55 Catholic .... ,,.,.. 5 1 South Side ,,.,,,.,,.. 72 League Record - Won 12 Lost 6 Season Record - Won.15 Lost 9 B Team Scores TEAM They Wg 30 .....Y4.,Y,,V.....,, Tech .,,......,. ....,. 4 1 40 ...,,,,t,,,,.... Treadwell .,..,,, ,.,,,, 4 2 52 v,,-,...,,,,..,, Messick ..,..., ,,,,,, 4 6 48 ...i,,,,,,.. White Station ,,.-, 59 28 .....11.111s11..1. Humes ...... ,,,.t. 4 5 49 ........ ,,,,,,. C entral ..,... t.,,, 4 5 46 .,,,..,. .,,,,., C .B.H.S. ,,,,. ,c,,,, 3 9 34 .....,.. ,,,,, C atholic ,,.. ,i,,,, 4 3 52 ,,,,V.,.....t, South Side ,,,,.,,,...... 48 League Record - Won 8 Lost 10 Season Record - Won 10 Lost 12 They 36 51 54 29 37 91 57 57 74 They 47 43 50 39 20 53 43 38 44 B TEAM- First row, left to right: Sullivan, Wilson, Rudolphi, Sarher, Mclntosh. Second row: Humphrey, Taylor, Cain, Trotter, and Underwood. -an Spring First row, left to riglxl: Dungan. McCormack. Hn-iskull. Wclch. Brunson. Serum! row: llmgrct. Trottcr. Juhnston. Graves, Sarbffr, Webb. Suggs. Ril'1l.Tl11'V!I row: Johnson. Hoclgr.-s. Wviss. 1:1 f. -.,' LMf:aQ1J--Lawn :ni izumum 'wr gr , f mv.: .,uvn naun1 P07755 Cl S 8 CL First row, left to right Poag, Dowling, Scott, Dungan. Winn, Mclntosh. Second row: King, Twaddle Martin, Smith, Taylor. Third row: Hornsby, Trotter, Criss, Hence, Goodman, Weeks. A ,-it-,t , ,- .. If -f -' f ,:w -1+ fmserfmf- -,'If.-.Mt,4fwiwes aw:msfwffiifwmesiiefsl g, 'Q' .i 1 X ex y 2 3 EV 1 S ' ' X 4 A ' 4,5 if I uf . gr: ,Q v Lg wav-xfff fe , ' 1' ,. ik, 1 MI,gggviispw,,3Gfiu5ash' Li ' 1 . 1ww.:M,ygfQff,fggg if fw?w4M Wiz 3 X - Q,-.u,m,rQ., ,fi M.,. , wqm-A 4 K, f ,f X 'ff is fa: 2:':1tg:,,::5L-we-..:,+s2., ,giiywg iw , X. I E? f Ig sw: 1l1MiLsf1:eReef,m: - :U Q' - - ' , -- my A I . 1 Q, P .1 ' ' Lffz afifw K E f Q ,, 5 Cheerleaders V for Victory Center ELAINE JOHNSTON Captain Go, East, Go!! Rest after Practice Left to right: Millie Wyatt, Gay Morris, Joye Clark, Donna Locke, Ann Stuart, Pam Cana- day, Heather Mathieu. laa,..1m, W IOI M .1 '-'f..aM :2iQ.m1gn., uw:-:2,.: fines,-.mauif,fi21,fetf125ww?Wvfww:215111'v1osQf:44iaSfe'z,'ei,fwff1m.1l: wwf LEE WELCH TOMNIY BURNETT LAMAR HEISKELL All-Memphis Football TOD PICD GOHGT AH'MemPlli5 FOOUJHU T 5 Befall East , W0 z 0 - 604 QTUJOTS DICK KOEHN AL HORNSBY JON JEFFERSON All-Memphis Football Top Prep Baseball Player Top Prep Swimmer Junior High Football Team Honors Captain Tommy Vaughn COMMERCIAL APPEAL ALL-MEMPHIS Tommy Vaughn - Third Team Paul Ferguson - Honorable Mention Coaches Welch and Jamison i, SCHEDULE A A X If Jonesboro ....,, ,,.,e, . . 19 East ,e..,,., .,.e, 0 Frayser ,,,e,, ,,,,.. 1 41 East ,,,,..., ,.,,. 1 9 wx N- X 1 N Colonial ..,,,, 6 East ......,, ,,.,, 0 '5 G Bartlett .,,,.,e,,,ee 0 Easy e,,,e e,,,e 7 J f 'N 9 White Station 7 East .,,.,,,, ..., . 13 ' .11 Messick ,,,,,,,v., ,,,,,, 1 2 East ,,,,.... ..... 6 J Kingsbury ,,,.., 0 East ,,,,,.,. ..,f 0 K I ,- First row: N. Clement, H. Lanstreet. B. Walker, D. Koehn, F. Lynn, P. Ferguson, K. Wilkins, J. Ayres. Second row: D. Weiss, B. Earngey, J. Campbell, A. Morris, 0. Hooker, T. Vaughn, H. Ramsey. Third row: B. Zollinger. C. Pope, E. Holt, T. Sanders, B. Bessire. J. Pepper, D. McKinnie. Not pictured: A. Calhoun, L. Goudy, T. Howell, R. Smith, T. Loberg. N 1 , S X Q S 4 3 , Q maiE?3?l5:1f'i27?f,A. Ill, . 2 131. Q45-,V 3227 1 s :QL-' - 'li Z ,S V, ' A ' 1 9 ' in 4 :E5g?,?i5f3lg11,'aQ2g,391gZg97fwfG3LfL!izLg4QZiA:?via,5,if'iiiffy iliiff?f5f'k '34i W Rf - :P-f izvz 515 1232 2 awf1aQ:s2K1'fgw1 'L ' ' f ,L L? 'fK - -+A-,K S Q, I S A -I ' ,V 'J' . , , K if M in , , Q ,L w P D Y 4 , , 4 if , f I i .. A ,,.5,ga'w,:qgLv4,Jx I gig im.. i V, j ' , ' A li., W WA, , L., ,.. ? X qu e, X Y -:,,m!3,xm'5?,.,g f5 f:,,a:4a,w,,. f - ' .,.. .. 1 --If - x , .. Q ,NH-QQ'fL15,?Pi5, ' ww -A W, 'gy . in 1 - f. 1 Jf:H?WigN?5Qfwsfefwgwigkezsff.'.,.Jjwie22fLf,,'5jg,Iii,,fg.fv2?:E gf. rfgizizf: R . ,L-li lvvg. A-Yfv4?+f s'1w P, ,- zz ,,., w f , -' ,, W, -.-. m mf wig- mfgqgg-QEQ .V fge1sflf1f3g,:gxf 2 . w p Mejgfzzgi 3s,q2.v.Z:5- QM: . --'KU'ygg.wsK,f1ff:91, fmewfwlf-2n.,21:zgf--,L ,fF::,g,g nge- ,Q 1-ssiilfv fig , ' A Eg' H ' .. K' I X ' p 3 Qf,Qg.3lKfnfg1w.'ggwgtffgiifaizffif-ifffifhmy'Q-wyfjsii .Gi - q.,2h3'Na'k ww .wkvw-xv Heading for paydirt! I Touchdown bound! Leaving after another wm' We ve got to F-I-G-H-T Cm ,em down Hwmglatwaw f Aefuib- .aw ' -f Y f if YY' M si. Top row, left to right: Coach B. Crisso, J. Higgins, J. Poag, N. Clements, N. Turbull, G. Lcvi, D. McDonald. J. Hamilton. Second row: Manager G. Walker. J. Welch, C. Conway, R. Faber, S. McNeese. C. Williams, R. Lehovitz. Pt' 99 mf 6' Q JEAN GAINES, Captain JUDY JOHNSON. C0-Captain Cfleerlefld Left to right: J. Gaines, R. Walker, M. Shapiro, C. Crane, J. Johnson, J. Farber, B. Boone, S. Glenn, D. Sumner. S. Williams. els ii Flifij V 'kswfzxffgiffi 14-:rv 4s,f1y1fw-:Qs DQv.:5SlL,ii Wiiiffzi'-vfiifzfzwf i 5- ' 155' nl QQ, ! 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Q 2, -mx NEWS EDITOR Martha Simon Mustang FEATURE EDITOR Delia Chamberlin Q K,-,r,1!f , yi ,twfg,fp.,w, rr., MN, ., I --I ,,. Q SPONSOR 7 Mrs. Headstream talks over a new ASSISTANT FDITOR HEADLINE EDITOR edition of the Roundup with Arnold Wfmslem Patia Young Phil and Jane. HEADLINE EDITOR Susan Sutliff REPORTERS A N D BUSINESS STAFF - Seated, left to right: Jane White, Betsy Turn- bull, Sidna Brower, and Mary Frances Vookles. CARTOON EDITOR Liza Thomas a 9 I- f- E ,fx nz:-N rt - A 111991-is Q:-1 f my--vw'l1lnwmlN OLH7, LL E Since the publication of the first Mustang Roundup in 1948, the purpose of the school newspaper has been to keep the students, fa- culty, and alumni up to date on the activities accomplishments, and feelings of the school itself. The staff members are constantly on the lookout for new ideas to better their paper. A new method of selling' issues was introduced in 1956, and it has been carried over into this year. Fourteen issues plus the April Fool paper are included in the student subscription. The Roundup is self supporting, and it is financed completely by the subscriptions and by advertisements from business concerns in Memphis. SPORTS EDITOR Phil Weinstein aff' DITOR-IN-CHIEF Bettye Pounders ' ' ' , ' - g iant? -affw etifgte ' kk 'S ek ti 2 . gif 'A jf ' iii , lf' E BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER AQ csyp I Bert Barm-U William Loewenberg EXCHANGE EDITOR Patsy Karnowsky nr gQ'.,trs.a:,nezwwf.tr' f.,wf,2'.,2w1f'H Standing, left to right: 'f Paul Meacham, Ronnie Borod, Charlie Clement, Phil Schrader, and John Mclntosh. PICTURE EDITOR Charlene Bouldin PHOTOGRAPHER Tex Blair Student The East High Student Council was ready and waiting for the beginning of school, eager to help with registration. Soon after school started, we were priv- ileged to have the Honorable Frank Clement, the governor of Tennessee, speak. His appearance was the first in a series of programs on citizenship. Other types of programs were held during the year. In October, an assembly was held presenting the purposes and requirements of the extracurricular clubs and activities. Early in Novem- ber, two members of our Student Council, Sue Golden and Paul Meacham, traveled to Arlington, Virginia to participate in the convention of the Southern Association of Student Councils. PRESIDENT Charles Clement Many happy but tedious hours were spent in the redecorating of our Student Council room. Our pride and joy is now the beautiful picture of East High which adorns one wall. BOYS' VICE PRESIDENT Paul Meacham With the Christmas holidays came Christmas letters for the representatives, monitors, and faculty. On the second day of 1958, East High students were delighted to return to school to see color- full posters seriously urging them to study. In March the elections for next year's Student Council were held. The halls were gaily decorated with posters and slogans of GIRLS' VICE PRESIDENT the Red and Cray parties. The new officers will carry on the fine Elaine Johnston work of this ye-ar's Student Council. ADVISOR Mrs. Vollmer REPRESENTATIVES-First row, left to right: Amyx, Applebaum, Bobbitt, Barrett, Boyer, Client, Williams. Second row: Garber, Cham- bers, Wilder, Karnowsky, Leach, Bach, Fein- stein, Harwood. Third row: Walker, Ayers Smith, Winkelman, Wilson, Williams, Myers Cox, Kelly, MacDonald. Fourth row: Brown, Tual, Smith, Conaway, Schoettelkotte, Wein- stein, Fowler, Moyse. s aagvsaaezytsgggggfaq,a,.as,mfgt1qs.staxxsssatiretsgsssle2e.fwsi ,L2-A1irfssistair-511' ' .f .- H. -.-,sua im ounczl MONlTORSfFirst row, left to right: Colby, Segerson, Johnson, Stringer, Ezell, Bach, Camp- bell. Second row.' Clark, Scherer, McBride, Weatherford, Wyatt, Lyle, Simon, Mathieu, Roberts, Leach. Third row: Sutliff, Valvik, Rodgers, Noel, Newell, B. Theurer, Earngey, S. Theurer, Lewis, Irving, Langdon, Fourth row: Fransioli, Schrader, Renfrew, Stoakes, Ferguson, Sipe, Williams, Livaudais, Conaway, Holladay. Fifth row: Barret, Hall, 'White, Stringer, Welch, Barringer, Heitner, Johnston, Dance, Tackett, Koebn. Left to right: Sue Golden, Commissioner of Activities, Ann Stuart, Commissioner of Traf- fic, Louis Weeks, Commissioner of Sanitation, Gay Morris, Commissioner-at-Large, Larry Weiss, Junior High Boys' Vice President, Su- zanne Smith, Junior High Girls' Vice President. Honor Society Elaine Johnston Phil Weinstein, President -loye Clark Bette Pounders, Secretary Sue Golden Phil Schrader Alice Burkhalter Barbara Cooke Delia Chamberlin Leslie Rodgers Lila Th0ITlaS X Belly Austin Bert Barnett, Treasurer ' I r r Not plclurerl, Mary Lou Hope Arnold Weinstein, Vice Presulenl The East High Chapter of the National Honor Society, which is composed of 521 of the junior- class and 107, of the senior class, was formed to give distinction to students excelling in Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. uill and Scroll Kay Scherer Bettie Founders Sue Colden joye Clark Bert Barnett Phil Weilisteiri Phil Schrader Delia Chamberlin. Treasurer Arnold Weinstein. Prexiflelll Bohhy Barrel. Vice Presivlenl Wendy Skinner. Sevrelary Charlie Clement V The Lydell Sims Chapter of the Quill and Scroll is an honorary society to reward outstanding accomplishments in the field of high sf-hool journalism. Menilxershlp is open to those who are in their second year on the newspaper or annual staffs MEMBERS-First row, left to right: Sherry Moore, Susan Seymour, Sue West, Anita Smith Douglas King. Second row: Dwight Williams, Martha Simon, Linda Grout, Mrs. J ack, Sponsorg Gary Pagels, Michelle Applebaum, Dale Richardson, Linda Wood, and Toni Madden. This year, under the direction of Mrs. Jack, the cluhls sponsor, the Thespians put on several plays for the student body and parents. The proceeds from the performances are used to buy equipment and to send speech students to conventions in other cities. OFFICERS-First WW? Dwight Williams, PTCSMCHU SUSGH SCY' Sue West and Gary Pagels in a scene from the The plan play mour, secretary. Second row: Toni Madden, treasurerg Cary Pagels, Ever Since Eve. vice president. - - 1 miezmnwa-sw' - .smwmmwwwwm..,,w' - feff ,.... n mwfawafmwineff i w :Wm-s, 1. , Ji: my-...H Seated, left to right: Charlene Bouldin, Nancy Haynes, Mary Lee Hudson. First row: Dicky Dia- mond, Gloria Puryear, Susan Seymour, Sue West, Ann Stuart, Sandra Green, Alice Burkhalter, Nancy Reitz, Jamie Leach, Judy Gordon, Bonnie Malone, Gibby Hall, Ronnie Rich, Jane Dowdy, Mary K. Page, Nancy Safley, Mr. Akins. Second row: Anita Karlin, Pam Canaday, Cecile Piplar, A1 Hornsby. Elaine Johnston, Susan Lloyd, Ann Kuykendall, Leslie Rodgers, Sherry Moore. Jimmy Hamer, Bob Bingham, Fred Brinkman. The Allegro Club, sponsored by Mr. Bill Akins, is a member of the National Fed- eration of Music Clubs. At each of the monthly meetings there is an entertaining musical program given by either a guest musician or the students themselves. New members are inducted twice a year - in the fall and in the spring. Nancy Gloria Anita, and Sandra survey the music for their OFFICERS-First row, left to right: Dicky Diamond Sel program geant-at-Armsg Nancy Haynes, President. Second row Mary Lee Hudson, Seeretaryg Jimmy Hamer, Treasurer Charlene Bouldin, Vice President. 44,016 11- The Se Urs Of! 116 Juhlbr Z S ga U d D1'f-:IC-tlbe 1 PRESIDENT Fred Brinkman ,,....-- VICE PRESIDENT John Shute BHS l SENIOR BAND-First row, left to right: George Pope, Fred Brinkman, Barry Neil, Andrea Lynn, Jimmy Fink, Gail Green, Marilyn Meyers, Tommy Smith, Steve Doer, Susan Lloyd. Second row: Charles Boros, Ronnie Rich, .Ioe Bower, Eddie Wilbanks, David Stehle, Sonney Grashot, Bob Bingham, Richard Moskovitz, Neil Oakes. Third row: Mr. Toney, directorg Paul Ferguson, Billy Routt, Andrew Morgret, George Schroeder, Robert Mayer. in tue 11u..---- nior Band marches X wg ' . r, 1, SECRETARY Pu ? , QR 'SW x no y lx. af-il A J Andrea Lynn l l BAND DIRECTOR Mr Toney TREASURER Susan Lloyd EWU l P w l x l ht D id Strou e Kenneth Oliver Nancy Ewart Carol Young, JUNIOR BAND-First row, eft to rig : av p , , , Billie Ann Grubbs, Robin Hough, Edwin Hubbard. Second row: David Balzen, J im McKnight, George Walker, Jimmy Morgan, Bill Stevens, Marilyn Dunavant, Steve Drake. Third row: Mr. Toney. Direc- tor, David Glasgow, Johnny Sprott, Knox Rhodes, A. G. Kasselberg, Lawson Schroder. MEMBERS-First row, left to right: Mary Katherine Page, Phyliss Brody, Ann Paulsen, .lamie Leach. Second row: Barbara Crane, Brenda Theurer, Ruth Ann Heitner, Linda East, Nancy Haynes. Third row: .lane Williams, Carolyn Mullins, Ann Beal, Margaret Angelo, Katy Love. Fourth row: Sharon Stulcup, Pam Canaday, Leslie Rodgers, Linda Whitmore, Judy Rudy. Fifth row: Helen Weatherford, Lois Massari, Carol Tashie, Sandra Green, Dorothy Petway. Sixth row: Mary Lou Hope, Carol Whitaker, Joan Fossick, Loretta Grafton, Dorothy Allen. Seventh rouf: Susan Beyer, Sue West. r w OFFICERS-Seated, Leslie Rogers, presidentg left to right: Alice Burkhalter, vice president, Judy Rudy, reporterg Lynne Earngey, sergeant-at-armsg Brenda Theurer, secretary-treasurer. TOP LEFT PICTURE: Kseatedj Mrs. Flanikeng fleft to right! Susan Seymour, .loye Clark, Elaine Johnston, Nancy Haynes, Shirley Henley, Jane Williams, Judy Gordon, and Kay Lawless. TOP RIGHT PICTURE: Kleft to right! Donna Ann Beiser, Sandra Green, Priscilla Strickland, Donna Duke, Fred Riley, and .lane Fransioli. MIDDLE LEFT PICTURE: fseatedj Jerry Bullard and Carla Essaryg fleft to rightj Nancy Reitz, Kathy Kern, and Betty Gay Joest. MIDDLE RIGHT PICTURE: Kleft 20 rightl Sherry Moore, Leslie Rogers, Paula Hamm, Kay Stringer, and Mara Ezernieks. LOWER RIGHT PICTURE: NURSE'S STAFF, fleft to right! Kay Valvik, Peggy Roark, Charlotte Gurley, and Mary Ann Styres. Serious Concentration! l OFFICERS-Mrs. Green's officers, First row: Dee Dotson, Secretary, John Buffalo, President, Vivian Scott, Vice President. Mrs. Cantrell's officers, Second row: Bill Mason, Secre- tary, Arnold Weinstein, President, Glenn S i p e, Vice President. Not pir- tureci: Suzanne Ragsdale, Treasurer, Larry Weiss Sergeant-at-Arms. Spanish Club First raw, left to right: Miss Green, Austin, Scherer, McBride, Lucas, Oeding, Henley, Williams, Miles, Madden, Kashdan, Malone, Feinstein, Fossieck, Mrs. Cantrell. Second row: Campbell, Ezell, Canaday, Hall, Vookles, Ellington, Hous- ley, Sanders, Hayes, Beyer, Noel, Gruhbs, Kuykendall, Valvik, Young. Third row: Piplar, Crosthwait, Davis, Eaton, Estile, Reardon, Holladay, McMillan, Fransioli, Stuart, Newell, Norris, McDonald, Thomas, Bach, Bloom. Fourth row: Cunning- ham, Ewart, Bullard, Dowlin, Griffith, Sigman, Loewenberg, B. Harwood, H Harwood, Conaway, Borda, Boros, Suggs, Williams, Duke, Fink. Fifth row: Wil- kins, Smith, King, B. Rodenbaugh, Fisher, Borod, Ramsey, Goodman, Weiss Wilson, Fernandez, Hollie, King, Mayer, D. Rodenbaugh, Bullard, Stringer, Lyle Sixth row: Jackson, Edwards, Beiser, Dotson, Shepard, Davis, Hufstedler, Wil lianis, Glover, Clark, Johnson, Matheson, Daley, Williams, Livaudais, Taylor Johnson, Scyster, Yarbrough. Seventh row: Mahaffey, Lawless, Jordan, Elliott McCormack, Freeman, Hodges, Criss, Carey, Mahaffey, Speck, Winkleman, Smith Blair, Mills, Hall, Hudson, Hamm. Eighth row: Scott, Puryear, Smith, Davis Johnston, Buffalo, Wilhanks, Evans, Ragsdale, Hayes, Weeks, P. Weinstein, Sipe Mason, A. Weinstein, Colby, Keegan, Fly. Ninth row: S. Stalcup, Boyer, Inman L. Stalcup, Stewart, Hiatt, Walker, Loherg, Mason, Harris, Kelly, Gibson, Egger ton, Maury, Britton, Mullins, Winn, Vance, Barnett, Brower, Karnosky, Theurer 9 1 a OFFICERS-Second year Seated: Mary Lou Hope Secretaryg Phil Schrader: Presidentg Wendy Skinner. French! Treasurer Fir st e a r Club Presidentf Susan Seymour, Vice President, A l i c e Hood, Treasurer, Brenda Theurer, Secretary. N at pictured: B e rt Barnett, V i c e President, Second year. First row, left to right: Miss Green, Sponsorg Morris, Roberts, Coleman, Wyatt, Grout, Simon, Mathieu, Hood. Second row: Sachs, Conley, Whipple Weatherford, Lloyd, Skinner, Turnbull, Thomas, Theurer, Moore, Greaves. Third row: Schiner- er, McDaris, Appelbaum, Webb, Beal, Hope, Seymour, Gordon, Yost-, Chamberlain, Sutliff, Clark. Fourth row: Bingham, Smith, Brinkman, Rich, Pagels, Lynn, Farber, Dickens, Roark, Porter, Joyner. Fifth, row: Curley, White, Dowling, Gage, Barnett, Pitts, Schrader, Wooley, Parchment, Bobbitt. ' Y 1 Standing: Peggy Roark, The French Glee Club sings at the Christmas program KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Phil Weinstein, Secretary - Treasurer, Buddy Cousins, President, Louis KEY CLUB QUEEN: Sue Golden Weeks, Sergeant - at - Armsg Dick Koehn, Vice President. First row, left to right: Sponsor, Coach Puckett, Phil Schrader, Ronnie Davis, Doug Conaway, James Stoakes, Hugh Harwood, Jimmy Tackett, Bill Harwood, Charles Safley. Second row: Phil Weinstein, Dick Koehn, Bert Barnett, Ronnie Borod, Dwight Williams, Tommy Wilson, Nard King, Louis Weeks, David Gibson. Third row: Spence Wilson, Roy Twaddle, Arnold Weinstein, Lamar Heiskell, Lee Welch, .lack Freeman, Johnny Sarher, Tommy Hodges. The Chorus members are hard at work. it rigs ,,.,Q,W,g,-.m,,s ,F i ., -N - K ' .pusy yi in .1-if 1. is :-- is if Vkik 'K ' 'K it lrhhh R , Q rr h r rrr . . 'R S h R - L , Qrhhhrr hhrh rrfhyr N hhrr f it ,a 5 A f + VK r.,: fi ', L34 .1r.. A iff if ii . F' f K2 it k.kkkV I kVV,k , ,if Vita,-Lf: 1 A Lrh'1' 'L'i ' .V rr' 5: ,V r',hA C ' ' - ,H in In L,.k ,C -' A s l rr h ' L at C Q . 1 r1 rh rr , y i ' K it Q., .,,-:,k ff f Q iff- ' 2 '.', IJ .' 1' t , ,y e hrr r , - .ra R t 'R The Chorus presents its Christmas musical. CHORUS DIRECTOR: Mr. Akins First row, left Io right: Mary Page, Margaret Angelo, ,lane Dowdy, ,lo Ann Gibson, Mary Jean Fly, Kay Burrow, Nancy Safley, Harriet Feinstein, Gloria Puryear. Second row: Suzanne Ragsdale, Lois Massari, Anita Karlin, Jean Elder, Susan Lloyd, Charlene Bouldin. Louise Webb, Mary Lee Hudson. Third row: Sandra Green, Vicky Gilkey, Claudia Hale, Carol Ezell, Carole Tashie, Jane Williams, Judy' Gordon. Fourth row: Frank Scott, John Brunson. Ben Graham, Bill Mason, David Rodenhaugh, Q fr .K in if L, P 2 r A l E it 5 X iw., WM?-r e 4 if V! g a K 7? A8 f s sf' 91i?Eas,1:.3.:f.:,:11.--1- saga , ,, . .. ' .S ' f ffiif -ww 9 , E. I is 31 j K :L ,, nf as, A. if f er 1 I, 4: - , .rri - - - ,fax it , 3' s . ,L'- 1 flips: F First row: Sponsor, Coach Puckett, Hornsby, Jefferson, Barnett, Ferguson, Blair, Morrisg Sponsor, Coach Welch. Sec- ond row: Ferguson, Dumas, Weeks, Pagels, Hamer, Burnett, Shapiro, Williams, Merrill. Third row: Kelly, Lamb, Johnson, Holladay, Reardon, Adams, Williams, McNair, Welch, Smith, Barbee. Fourth row: Oden, Carey, Guyton, Richardson, Stoakes, Latham, Jamieson, Davis, Rich, Boros, Borda, Green. Fifth row: Grout, Bouldin, Whitaker, Puryear, Turnbull, Rogers, Pounders, Hudson, Bence, Pearson. Science Club With the assistance of the sponsors, Coach Welch and Coach Puckett, and of the officers, the Science Club had a very interesting year. Chemistry and Physics students belonging to the club heard speeches on unusual subjects and Went on several field trips. OFFICERS: ftopj Tex Blair, president, Kbot- tomj Dan Poag, vice presidentg and Gay Morris, secretary-treasurer. Sixth row: Mullins, Skinner, Semour, Roark, Tutwiller, Segerson, Brinkman, Matheson, Diamond, Sugg. Seventh row: Dixon, McMil- lian, Clark, Reisman, Norton, Barrett, Karls- herg. History Club Students taking World History, American History, and Problems of Democracy were eligible for membership in the History Club. They furthered their knowledge of history by listening to speakers and going on field trips during monthly meetings. OFFICERS:fleft to right! Barbara Crane, treasurer, Linda Newell, 11th grade representative, Ray Jamison, vice president, Richard Daley, presidentg Ann Barnett, 10th grade representative, Cecile Piplar, secretary. Not pictured: Phil Schrader, 12th grade representative. First row: Crane, Vincent, Green, Webb, Noel, Thomas. Second row: Connelly, Whitaker, Norris, Turnbull, Puryear, Milee, Madden, Levi, Miller. Third row: Burkhalter, Angelo. Rudy, Allen, Massari, Simon, Karnowsky, Bloom, Safley, McBride, Scherer, Hall. Fourth row: Beal, Applebaum, Bf0dY, EHSI, Heitner, Fly, Karlin, Grafton, Barnett, Essary, Fletcher, Joest, Canaday, Wyatt, Stringer, Piplar Fifth row: Hope, Rodgers, Kashdan, Malone, Page, White, Braswell, Sutllff, Hood, Roberts, Stringer, Johnson, Coleman, Young, Iliarron. Sixth row: Eaton, Schaefer, Morris, MacDonald Utkefldally Ferry, Styers, Ferguson, Bullard, Adams, Jamlj son, Newell, Bence, Weatherford. Seventh row: Theurer, Earngey, Lewis, Colby, Farber, Roark, Grubbs, Theurer, Renfrew, Maher, Evers, Fink, Dowdy, Fossick, Brower. Eighth row: Stevens, Amyx, Langdon, Lucas, Jackson, Meeks, Hamm, Livaudais, Dance, Hamer, Stoakes, Trotter, Leach, Haynes, Ragsdale. Ninth row: Reitz, Mullins, Tashie, Gordon, Stalcup, Williams, Edgerton, Dotson, Johnson, Freeman, Beardon, Williams, Matheson. Conaway. Tenth row: Gibson, Davis, King, Webb, Merrill, Pearson, James, Fisher, Williams, Latham, Daley. Eleventh row: Mason, Jefferson, Hornsby, Schoettelkotte, Barnett, Schrader, Sha- piro, Weeks, Safley. Twelfth row: Richardson, Williams, Pagels, Hathaway, Oden, Sipe, Dumas, McCormack, Barbee, Burnett. I27 Hi-Y FIRST VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Richard Daley Doug Conaway Buddy Cousins PRESIDENT Lee Welch SECOND VICE PRESIDENT 'V-iii-P The East Senior Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y TREASURER nj! wi are Christian organizations for girls and Billy Renfrow Q9 boys in grades I0 through 12. These clubs are sponsored jointly by the Y.lVI. C.A. The two clubs form one of the first such co-ed clubs in the United States. They are international in scope, non-selective, and non-denominational. The meetings are held at the T. Walker Lewis branch of the Y.lVI.C.A. on Mon- day night. CHAPLAIN Louis Weeks 1 ll SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Wallace Schoettelkotte SPECIAL OFFICER Jimmy Tackett First row, left to right: Wilson, Renfrow, Daley, Welch, Conaway, Ad- ams, Tackett, Holladay. Second ro w: Sarber, McCormick, Harwood, Duncan, Davis, Shep- herd, Faber, Pilkington. Third row: Twaddle, Maher, Thompson, Criss, Hunt, Jamison, Bence, Barbee. Fourth row: Hodges, Freeman. Taylor, Ferguson, Scott Williams, Mc I n t o s h, Graves. Fifth row: Hin- kle, Waite, Borda, Rich, Trotter, Richardson, La- tham, Williams. Sixth row: Johnson, McIn- tosh, Ftidolphi, Safley, Dance, Burnett, Koehn, K i n g, Schoettelkotte, Barringer. SECRETARY FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Judy McBride Ruth Ann I-Ieitner SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Ann Stuart Susan Theurer MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR TRI-HI-Y - First row, left to right: M c B r i d e, Canaday, Braswell, Clark, Stuart, Johnston, Fransioli, Grafton, Fossieck, Heit- ner. Second row: Hall, T h e u r e r, Jefferson, Stringer, Golden, Scher- er, Fly, Dowdy, Noel, Newell. Third row. Bei- ser, Yarbrough, Wood, Edwards, Barret, ,loy- ner, Bobbitt, Hudson, Langdon, Boyer, Dot- son. Fourth row: Stev- ens, Duke, Amyx, Scriniger, Garreeht, Paulsen, Tashie, Stal- cup, East. Crane. Bar- ron. SERCEANT-AT-ARMS SPECIAL OFFICER Tri-HL Y PURPOSE: To Create, Maintain, and Extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. PLATFORM: Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship, Clean Speech, and Clean Living. SPONSOR , 335 Mrs. Taylor 1, WAN - if -wiuwe-artw --' I30 JR. TRI-HI-Yvlfirsz row, left to right: Gawwman, Harwood. Smith, Crawford, Garber, Williams, Bolton, Seay. Second row: Moore, Parotte. Harrison, Lieberman, Johnson. King, Boone, Shapiro. Walker, Kasselburg, Weeks, Frayser. Third row: Glass- man. Carey, Koontz. Hose, Nash, Landis, Watkins: Richardson. Frank, Pearson, Ballon, Starck, McBride, Gates, Gaines. Fourth row: Wallace, Clough. Rafferty, Jefferson. Jackson, Hamilton, Glenn, Williams. Calhoun. Shefielcl, Gilluly, Farris, Gutman, Wheat. Waggner. Fifth row: Rc-ddit, Cousins, Baum, Leclhetter, JR. Hl-Y-First row. left to right: Dover. Wilkins, Bessire, Kle- Vean. Ayers, lferguson, Lynn. Loweln-rg. Seeonrl raw: Richey. Archer, Walker. Ostner. Vaughn. Sanders. Nason. Dulin. Earn- Sey. Holt. Third row: White. Coleman. Tashie. Bailey- Calhoun Hooker. Morris. Zollinger. Howard, Black. Turnbull. Fourth rout Eden, Duren, Gooch. Boston, Goodman, Macdonald, Caldwell Weatherford, Smith, Carey. Monje. Sixth row: Patey, Peete Ferguson, Scheinherg, Parrish, Thomas, Miles, Jaseph, Piplar Crane, Conlee. Gates, Kinsey, Grant, Armour. Seventh row. Norris. Applebaum, Johnson, Shephard, Plumlee, Martin, Akers Brown. Adler, Haspel, Hull, Felts, Sheffield, Bell. Orr. Eighth row. Levy, Cobb, Speed, Gesstenberger, Dunavant, Cheely, Ragsdale Hale. Ezzell. Gilkey, McCool, Rond, Anderson, Netherland. Hamilton. Clement. Koehn, Bundy, Gammon, NleNec-se. Kelly Johnson. Welch. Pepper, Smith, Frank, Golden. Fifth row: Under wood. Higgens, Newcomb. Walker, Nichol, Ezzell, Wilson. Minga Fensnest. Faber. Scrimger. DeArmey. Seabold. Sullivan. Sixth row Hollaclay. Morgan. Stein. Williams. loaehiini. Pope. lzvwwuuuauqufta-1uwiWM.g.mvl1anmtmwmmn annul 11:11,-,x. .f all mi -nu-sign s I-EJ' First row, left to right: Lynn, Greaves. Wyatt. Hood, McDaris, Lloyd, Parchman, Seymour, Bobbitt, Simon, Roark. Second row: Weatherford, Beal, Applebaum, Turnbull, Thoinas. Dickens. Farber, Whipple. Rogers, Webb, Yost. Third row: Schnierer, Farnham. Mathieu, Morris. Gurley, Theurer, Pitts. Skinner. Roberts. Conlee, Coleman, Porter. Fourth row: Sponsors. Mr. Akins and Miss Green. Ftrs! row, left to right: Addington, Draper, Smith. Garber. Harwood. King, Cousins,'Levy. Second row: Monje, Adler. Gilluly. Caldwell, Williams. Calhoun, McDonald, Piplar. Crawford. Third row: Jackson. Waggoner, Conlee, Gates. Joseph, Harmon. Goodman. Boston. Pearson, Nicholas, Sheffield. F0llrlf1 row: Nash. Kasselberg. Landis. Hamilton, Sheffield, Watkins., Stark. Richardson. Bolton, Seay. Frank. Ballon, Ezzell. Fiffll row: Clough, Jamison. Ragsdale, Ferguson, Rose, Lieberman, Led- better. Harrison, Hyde. Parrish. Gilkey. Sixth row: Baum, Jefferson. Wallace, Foster. Nlartin. Cobb. Brown. Speed. Akers, Koontz, Donderville. McCormick. OFFICERS Top row: center, Charlotte Curley, president, ,lean Elder and Judy Rudy, vice presi- dents. OFFICERS, continued Left to right: Dorothy Allen secretary, Patti Mann, publi cityg Rose Howell, chaplain, Wheres Patsy Ellington, social secre Cleaning up our ride? tary, Dorothy Petway, treas good? urer. First row: Sponsor. Mrs, Regang Petway. Ellington, Allen, Rudy, Sloan, Vance, Miller, Sanders, Morris, Seymour, Lloyd, von Lack Curley, Elder, Mann, Howell. Second row: Winn, Clark, Whitaker, um. Fourth row: Miles, Madden, Prescott, Meyers, Smith, Sloan Gibson, Tobbin, Moore, Caughley. Sitton. 'Third row: Williams, Washington, Casey, OFFICERS continued Peggy Meeks, treasurer, Joanne Gibson, parliamentarian, Nancy Safely, historian. Not pictured: Belinda Housley, representative, Pat Emerson, song leader. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-First row, left to right: Brown, N., Wallace, S., Redditt, J., Gilkey, V., Parrish, L., Koontz, S., Moore, L. Second row: Mrs. Clement, sponsor, Marshall, A., Loberg, T., Tolbert, D., Crenshaw, D., Armour, D., Renfro, P., Clough, L., Harrison, V., Hale, C., Ezzel, C. Third row: Howell, R., Mann, P., Petway, D., Rudy, J., Fernan- dez, M., Riker, S., Sanders, S., Eden, D., Duren, L., Horton, S. Who's going to eat it? OFFICERS F.H.A. Top row: lcenterb Marilyn Winn, president, fleftl Jean Elder, vice president, frightl Rose Howell, secretary. Y nf TFFQ-L..,,, M gf fan . , ' ,-.J J -X N Kay and Patsy 'raidk the ice box. Joan and Linda help Judy g make a dress. I Fourth row: Waggener, M., Whitmore, L., Elder, DJJ., Gibson, J., Parchmen, P., Reitz, N., Burkhalter, A., Tashie,1,,C., Stringer, K., Lucas, B., Meeks, P., Miller, A. Fifth row: Carruthers, A., Smith, E., Housley, B., Lumas, J., Jaffke, C., Wilki-IISOH, L-Sk, Mason, D., Washington, S., Burrow, K., Thomas, B., Winn, M., Caughley, D. Sixth row: Safley, N., Jackson, N., Jackson, B., Casey. M., Sanders, B., Jefferson, J. V , .L - , - ,ff pax maui-nx-nm - ,, I H. . , in,-.fw-,, . .M .. is. Q-www-muff naman mn-v-unui.. ...I 11- Safety Council First row, left to right: Ray Brakebill, Lynn Williams, Jerry Wiley. Second row: Lee Mc- Knight, Larry Allen, Kenneth Gurley, Richard Mullins, Cope- land Williams, John Gilluly, James Barry. Third row: Bill Davis, David Klaymon, Mike Hettinger, Tommy Thompson, Cliff Karchmer, James Brown, Stanley Evans. Fourth row: Dick West, Gene Bell, Robert 'White, Roddie Dowling, Dan Mitchell. m1:m.-sie-Q:-t 1w:m:s,.s:.m-urmw- , an-11 Red Cross First row, left to right: Sue Williams, Jean Gaines, Sally Harrison. Second row: Peggy Anderson, Lynn Lichterman. Third row: Toni' Madden, Mich- elle Levin, Miriam Whipple. Fourth row: A. G. Kasselberg, Jimmy Johnson, Hays Nason, Sharon Scott, Penny Lieberman, Patty Laws, Ann Beal, Janice Smith, Rickey Stein, Jimmy Crosthwait, Paul Tashie. Fifth row: Eric Matheson, Ronnie Rich, Jerry Renfrow, Jimmy Johnston, Linda Davis, Stephanie Keegan, Jan Akers, Bobby Arch- er, Max Ostner, Gerald Shaw, Paul Shapiro. Sixth row: Bill Green, James Patterson, David Clark, Dick Holladay, Paula Hamm, Claire Hughes, Jackie McCormack, Billy Garner, Andy Collins, Lloyd Rodenbaugh, Larry Weiss. Seventh row: Sylvia Scyster, Beverly Maury, Lanice Edwards. Eighth row: Jane Fran- sioli, Irene Colby, Linda East. Ninth row: Sandra Green, San- dra Stevens, Scottie Thomas. Tenth row: Barbara Conlee, Vir- ginia Newellp Pat Allen. ME Club The East High E Club is made up of athletic boys in grades 10 through 12 who have received letters for outstanding ability in football, basketball, baseball, track, swimming, golf or tennis. SENIORS: Johnny Barringer, football 3, track 3g Ronald Bence, football 3, baseball 3, Tex Blair, football 2, 3, John Brunson, football 2, 33 Tommy Carter, football 2, 3, track 1, swimming 2. 3, Charlie Clement, football 3, Doug Conaway, football 3, Ted Dungan, baseball 2, 3, football 2, 3, track 3, Lamar Heiskell. football 2, 3, swimming 1, 2, 3, Al Hornsby, baseball 2, 3, Dick Koehn, football 1, 2, 3, basketball 3, James Ramsey, football 3, swimming 2, 3, James Stoakes, football 1, 2, 3, baseball 2, 3, track 1, Lee Welch, football 1, 2, 3, basketball 1, 2, 3. track 1, 2, 3. JUNIORS: Ronnie Davis, football 1, 2, basketball 2, track 1, 2, Dan Poag, football 2, David Gibson, basketball 25 Jimmy Tackett, football 2, basketball 2, baseball 2, Louis Weeks, football 1, 2g Larry Weiss, football 1, 2. SOPHONIORES: Tommy Hodges, football 1, track 1. First row, left to right: Dan Poag, Tommy Carter, Charlie Clement, Lamar Heiskell, Larry Weiss. Second row: Al Hornsby. Third row: Ronald Bence. Fourth row: Jimmy Tackett, Ted Dungan, Dick Koehn, Louis Weeks. Fifth row: James Ramsey. Sixth row: Tommy Hodges. Seventh row: Ronnie Davis. Eighth row: Johnny Barringer, Lee Welch, James Stoakes, Tex Blair. Doug Cona- way. First row, left to right: Parks, J., Tobin, S., Threefoot, J., McDormis, R., Williams, J., Grisham, S. Second row: sponsor, Miss Stone, Twaddle, R., Johnston, J., Trotter, L., Harwood, B., Sarber, J., Graves, T., Jones, G., Taylor, G., Bearden, D., sponsor, Miss Morphis. Third row: Scanland, B., Adler, L., Bullard, M., Harwood, H., Evers, R., Griffith, A., Carlise, G., Hood, A., Barret, K., Marks, J., Applebaum, A., Irvine, M. J., Stevens, S., Scrimger, C. Fourth row: Boros, C., Robbins, H., Chase, L., Sigrnan, B., Mayer, B., Adams, P., Lewis, D., Joyner, P., Bobbitt, P., Stewart, G., Greaves, N., Everett, B., Dattle, S., Fraser, J., Garrecht, J. Fifth row: Monje, T., Mitchell, C., Kaiser, A., Doyle, J., Greenberg, A., Bowman, L., Skinner, T., Parchman, P., Joest, B., Essary, C., Wooley, L., Fletcher, D., Hilton, S., Myers, M. Sixth row: Cox, T., Maher, P., Schroeder C., Wilbanks, E., Renfrow, J., McCormack, J., Sutliff, N., Wood, L., Strickland, P., Carr, L., Barnes, N., Hughes, C., Schinerer, B., Hasselle, B. Seventh row: Springfield, J., Thompson H., Freeman, D., Wilson, S., Hodges, T., Vookles,-M., Bloom N., Barron, L., Ezell, N., Brittain, J., Mullins, L., Susskind M., Oakes, J., Hinkle, J. Eighth row: Waite, N., McDaniel, C., Ramsey, L., Buffalo, J., Mclntosh, G., Coleman, A., Ridolphi F., Collins, C., Humphreys, B., Crosthwaite, E., Winn, E., Vance, P., Winn, M., Wilbanks, L., Seaton, L., Morgret, A., Fransioli, J . I36 .s ...L A sa. .itaarsmw-..:ws-mv1- ww na-:fs--S sr.-miata. - .- H v-f- F.,., 9 First row, left Lo right: Sponsor, Miss Stone, Guyton, A., Fergu- son, A., Latham, F., Adams, D.' Mathieu H.' W att Mx Youn v r i Y i , S- P., Karnowsky, P., Bach, N., Sponsor, Miss Morphis. Second' row: Weiss, L., Winkleman, H., Wilson, T., Barnett, B., Wein- stein, P., Burnett, T., Sloakes, J., Pilkington, S., Smith, P. Shapiro, P., Segerson, K., Tutwiler, A., Austin B. Fourllz 'row Terry, F., Oeding, N., Williams, P., Fergusoii, R., Holladayi Valvik, K., Brower, S. Third row: Crubbs, M., Dickens, D., Rudyl, J., Hope, M., Earngey, L., Thomas, L., Rodgers, P., Blair. T.' D., Esllc-, D., McMillan, D., Reardon, J., Weeks. B., Kelly, J., Schoeitelkotte, W., Hornsby, A., Morris. G. Fifth row: Conaway, D., Tackett, J., Weeks, L., Weinstein, A., Welch, L., Hall, C., White. J., Merrill. K., Be-nce. R., Barhee, T., Dixon, B., Scyster, S., Borod, R. Sixth row: Rich. R., Chamberlin, D., Cooke, B., Carey. J., Branch, J., Smith, G., Borda, B., Safley, C., Shepard, R.: Davis, J., Goodman, M., King. D., Sugg, W., Lowe-nberg, W.: Johnson. W., Barret. B. V R. O. T. C. 1 I x . Z il v 'V 2-,ra :gy 5 n j fw ' I ff . -, 9 ,FI 'V . LT. COL. T. MCCORMICK 2 -. f,,. 4 EQ 'V I 9' ' --f lfff I I , CDL. M. J. FLY K ... if y . Q. t J, HAMER M ki ...,. 5 9 . Q fa f I T H I ' I ... , . . N. RIETZ Q, BS GH LT. COL. I . D. FREEMAN i . , ,j i 5 I ll. ffl My -f'.f - , x r . , . w ., 'I ' 5 . D' In .X Q 2 +!!A4 ' 2 D. LOCKE '1 ZVVE 3 5 ' ' D' X:,f ' Nfxfxff D-J' ' QR ,585 L Mg., ' , - V1 I Q I fy X ff. MAJ. W. SCHOETTELKOTTE S. GOLDEN A S Y T -E MAJ. N. KING G. MORRIS I . .. I I W? I .K U :JV -i: :H . My wh- i . . -ua.. ' , I ' i TW' '-'A I 1. RICI I? NI. . .N , ..,. f . I . RRRR IIIR R.RII f I NIII . . I -':: I 'ff ' f - 1, I I M A:..,, .II f 0 S NR i ww I,'.. 1f. I I MAJ. R. BENCE L. NEWELL i. QI, MAJ. R. BONNER G. PURYEAR C...f.. ...Q R I ..... Sponsor RRRRNI ig. 1 If . I C R I SFC T. KRICULI CAPT. P. KELLUM N. GREAVES CAPT. F. LATHAM S. STRINGER :..-f.:- ff-H I ..iiisfifw W iw 'Ea New if CAPT. B. MASON L- WEBB cAPT.A. HORNSBY D. CHAMBERLIN SFC H. MANN faki- :Q 'qzjzpfif ww- sgwwxf ii my . ,Mya :mn First Platoon LT. B. BORDA N. EZELL MAJ. F. SCOTT R. BOROD First row, front to back: J. Johnston, D. Stevens. H. Colclner. B. Green. F. Pruelt, J. Duffel, J. Johnson. L. Philips, C. Dowling H. Haley. J. Harris. Second row: D. Estell, J. Schoor, R. Williams, T. Hodges, D. King. R. Hollie, B. Hasselle. J. Bauer, A. Rizer, CAPT. R. DALY M. Davidson. J. Scanland. J. Gammom. Third row: W. Loewenbergu J. Freeman, J. Shote, T. Faber, F. Hiatt, L, Adler, J. Frandlin B. Mayer, P. Adams, L. Davis. J. Elliot, W. Jenne. 8 65 E32 Second .nr K f z? Pla to O TL 0 . B J. GIBSON 7 Pa .. W . IW J 1 ' f L ,. WW U 5 . LT. L. WIESS A. KASHDAN lx C. GURLEY J. FERNATIZ Firsz row. front 10 bark: D. NIcNIillen. D. Clark, R. Rodenhough, L. Bowman, C. McDaniel, B. Hunt, B. James. Third row: R. H. Robbins, G. Jones, A. Morgret, E. WilllJanks, A. Smith, E. Ferguson, B. Clark, W. Carter, B. Reddett, T. Monje, D. West, Winn. Second raw: L. Trotter, B. Dixon, Smith, J. Walker, R. Wood, C. James, G. Schroeder. First Platoon LT. C. SPEED MAJ. D. PIERSON C. BOULDIN l 3 CAPT. C. INMAN D. BEARDEN First row, front to back: W. Smith. H. Wenkelman, 0. Ezernicks, K. Barret, W. Fink. Third row: D. Richardson, D. Gibson, J. M. Criss. A. Crccnburg, B. Holland, T. McNair, B. Riesman, Bingle, C. Carlisle, R. Evers, J. Johnston, T. Graves, J. Nevels, C. Smith, P. Mayer. B. Humplieys. A. Guffit, J. Doyle, B. Byrd, J. McCormick, D. Webb. . ,I 3. -x:,.,, M Se cond YT? 3 T y P QZOUH ve f. .3 8 . ew D- PETWAY LT. T. LANCASTER l 3 B. THEURER T T' , . 9 , . - 0 .. K. STRINGER R. DANCE First row, front to back: W. Webb, J. Claridy, G. Pagels, J. C. Collins, B. Ewart. L. Bailey, D. Poag. Third row: L. Carls- Cary, T. Speck, L. Cunningham, R. Cane, N. Waite, F. Riley. liurg, J. Readean, P. Stuart, P. Harmal, R. Dixon, L. Ramsey, Second row: J. Kelly, J. Red, H. Strack, J. Buffulo, A. Coleman, J. Foster, J. McHaffey, R, Hufstedler, CUIDON BEARER-A. Cuylon. First row: Novels. Rcnfrow, Springfield, llc-lntosh, Thompson, Taylor, Shephc-rd, Davis. Second row: Evans, Cox, Chase-, Ridolphi. Sigman, Crossway, Washington, B5 rant. Tlzirzl row: Twamldlc-, Suggs, Wilson, Martin, Bruuson. Glove-r. Frazier. Fisher, First row: Inman, McCormack, Latham, Mason, Pierson, Hence. Second row: Harwood, Suggs Nichols. Spec-rl. Clover. Ferguson, Jenna-f Color 4 5 i H F Charles Safley, Mike Goodman. Tommy Wilsnn, Hugh Harwood. FLAG RAISING CEREMONY Guard I t1,1 5wNa:sALe,.f ,M w.:f . A D is I F 1 E E Q 5 2 3 5 Q i 5 3 5 E an A is F Y Q 'F 1- S si f l 5 Z 3 E M s E 1 N T S 5 Q 2 E E 1 li ffgik Hesse! bei Tire O in 1 End I O.DC1 I - , 5-'ISV Q-adn s- QQ if GI swf-H77 FH 3 Qkho 0 lx or Q m, M, ff' V , J x-jew' Bvsmefse is 3 U QPF 6 QTQJZX? I A . Z' BH? Poplin- T 5: Phones 27 C.. ' ,7 mf 1 I 0 'f 1 1 0 ' I 4 i Complimenis of A FRIEND Complimenfs of ACE APPLIANCE COMPANY 3431 Summer Avenue Good Ole Days??? Phone FAirfax 4-3823 HOLLINGSWORTH'S CAFE We Feaiure Take-Home Dinners 3297 SUMMER AVENUE MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE Owner: GEORGE HOLLINGSWORTH The Flai'-Top Cenfer , RITZ-PLAZA BARBER SHOP 58 S P . rescoi-I' GL8-3225 Wes! End Briilings Cafeieria, Downsfairs NYAL PHARMACY GL2-9233 Till I AM The SouI'h's Fines? Barber Shop 32I6 Summer Avenue Memphls of Disiincfion Complimenfs of ROSSCONROY HIGHLAND HEIGHTS SHOE REPAIR MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY 3009 Summer Avenue Phone MU3-2892 4693 PopIar Avenue Complimenis of HIGH POINT LAUNDRY CLEANERS 483 High Poinf Terrace 3986 Park Avenue 3668 Macon Road 3268 Guernsey Avenue 4594 Quince Road Complimenfs of HIGHLAND HEIGHTS GULF SERVICE W Complimenfs of JOE BARRE D-X SERVICE 3358 Poplar a'I Reese FA4-B807 Complimenis of Complimenis of THE ARKMO MEMPHIS METAL LUMBER COMPANY MANUFACTURING 2980 summer Avenue CQMPANY GE2?rr2., INC. Complimenfs of BOBBIT-DOERR DRUG CO. 3l63 Poplar Ave. Across From Easf High DEATON PATTERSON Cloflning Company ll8 MADISON Complimenis of McCOOL'S FOODS JAclzson 5-5836 FOUTCH PAINT 81 BODY SHOP BODY AND FENDER SPECIALISTS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED EXPERT PAINTING WRECKS REBUILT 678 Union All Work Guaranleecl - Free Es+ima+es Complimenfs of HAL DANIEL DRAPERIES 3l47 Poplar Ave. SNYDER JEWELERS The House of Beauliful Gills FA4-0287 Ill Madison Ave. Memph Complimenis ComPllme +5 of of HOLLEY'S FLOWERS 327I Summer GLASS CO. DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE SERVICE New i Z 1 5 5 l l ffm CIBSS of Wijmfilfdkfiif S55 Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Compony Q CENTRAL HOME IMPLEMENT CO. 3I59 Summer Ave. - FA4-584I MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Complimenfs of PEEPLES UNIVERSITY SHOP CompIimen'I's of WARREN'S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP 2 I 59 Poplar Avenue and WARREN'S BEAUTY SHOP 3929 Park Avenue Phone GL8-2633 HALL REXALL DRUG The Pay-Less S+ore E. R. HaII, Owner 2492 Summer Ave. Complimenis of STUART ROBBINS WHITE STATION PHARMACIES No. I: 4990 Poplar No. 2: 506I Park DEALER TOM GUTHRIE HERBERT PEEK Memphis, Tennessee M09 Poplar Avenue Bus. Phone FA4-7526 BOB'S CAMERA SHOP Your Phofography Is My Business 545 S. Highland MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE ROBERT E. WALLACE Owner CompIimen'I's of WOLFF-'S ESSO STATION IIOBI Summer and Trezevani MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE GL8-2433 FERRELL DRUG STORE 465 Shirlwood a+ Highpoin+ Complimenfs of WH ITTEN BROS. HARDWARE CO. 2 Loca+ions 549 S. Highiand Complimenfs of BILL COLLIER AUTO SERVICE Ph- FA45506 THE PRESCRIPTION HOUSE PIf9g7L2'f23'f68 lolz Madison Ave. BR. 24693 ,, Prescripfion Filling Cusiiomgrf IVIIISII Is Our OnIy Business Be S6'I'IS'I:I6d CompIimen+s of BEST HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES, INC. 3455 Summer Avenue Fairfax 3-7606 STRINGER BROTHERS NURSERIES One of +he Sou'I'h's Largesf Re+aiIers 2974 Poplar Ave. GL8-7534 Com pIimen+s o'F THE GRACE SHOP 3I55 Poplar Avenue Across From Easi' High FA4-7677 I fl'A1 ':l,i,. Complimenfs of A FRIEND , f ANDERSON FISHER 8: VAUGHAN Phone BR5-8I24 HOWARD GRAHAM COMPANY, INC. I359 Madison a+ Cross+own Memphis CaII Us and Sfari' Packing ALLAN FERGUSON AGCY. ReaII'or -- Insuror 5l4 s. Highland FA7-5678 690' I . ll 1 - 1 ' - Bwvrnv wwe sropf J' Good Luck, Seniors! COR. SEMMES Gi SOUTH!-fR.V MEMPHIS, TENN. PHONE CL I'-H31 Complimenfs of A FRIEND PAT JOYNER TIRE CO. Esso Gasoline AI'Ias Tires UNION AT BELLEVUE GREETINGS TO OUR FRIENDS a+ Eas+ High HELEN OF MEMPHIS I808 Union Complimenis of THE PURE OIL CO. VUIE di. o,4 P U R E l Co y' 1 mv Ut' POPLAR PLAZA For ALL Your Drug S+ore Needs- Lef 5. PANTAZE Locahons FH I Main al' Monroe WNED EMPHIS 0 Main ai' Jefferson TAEMPHIS OPERATED Your Main a'I' Calhoun Nexl' Main a+ Beale S+. y A Prescriprion Beale S+. a+ Hernando , y I 1 YOU NEVER PAY MORE . . . OFTEN LESS F I F R s 0 A A I I' I I: N M F V A K o T E S H N H L N U I I N E O N Johnny and Fay really Ioolc sharp in Iheir smari' sI'yIes from S FRANKLIN SIMON'S MORE MEMPHIS AND SHELBY COUNTY Families Use FOREST HILL MILK Than Any O+her Brand! Berf, Tommy, Doug, and Phil say, FOREST HILL IS BEST! Drfnff rfepper THE FQIENBLY PEPPER UTFVEK JA5-5726 NELSON ENDICOTT Manufaciuring Jeweler 677 Shrine Building Memphis, Tennessee Big SOUTHLAND PLYMOUTH, INC vu! Aunwnnn mon Memphis' Only Exclusive C V + f PLYMOUTH DEALER Om lmen S O ' STEVENS TEXACO SERVICE 2509 Summer GL2-620' 3245 Poplar Memphis, Tennessee Complimenis of M BERLIANT'S AND BENSDORF Mrs. Holland! Whai' happened? lnsurors-Realiors II9 SO. COURT JA. 6-I I2I CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK 'IO 'I'I'l6 Sweei' Dreams??? SENIOR CLASS Complimenfs of GRAVES ROOKE of MOTOR SERVICE NINETEEN HUNDRED and LEONARD GRAVES AND ASSOCIATES FIFTY-EIGHT Mail Adverfising 270 MADISON AVE. Ja. 7-3396 SHIRT FINISHING HR. We Siarch Your Way Individual CeIIopI1ane Package Tell me anofher one, Coach! I H-MRT CompIimen'rs of I BERLIANT'S I I DRY CLEANING 6 Times Cleaner I WASH-DRY-FOLD AIR CONDITION SCHOOL Sheefs-Pillow Cases Finished e Y No Exira Charge. Y 624 No. HigI1Iand, a'I' Summer FA 7-6394 484 U I A B H I' J ID JA 7 42 Orders Called for and Delivered Giv s ou . Gfeafef SGCUFIIY PersonaIized Service ai 'Ihe Shir+ CenIer O More Mone nion e e o ' 'I6 CompIimen+s of TRI-STATE ARMATURE AND ELECTRICAL WORKS, INC. 32I Easi Bu+Ier S+. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE JA 7-84l4 CompIimenI's of A FRI EN D HOOKER DENTAL CO., INC. I70 MADISON AVE. LOWELL G. HAYS Manufacfuring JeweIer 80I Three Sisfers Bldg. JA 6-2536 JA 3-IO66 Three's a crowd! MacDONALD SPORTING GOODS STORE 3I II Summer Ave. FA 7-6007 BRADLEY MOTOR CO. 3237 Summer Ave. FA7-308 I JULIUS GOODMAN AND SONS Memphis Jewelers Since I862 I I3 Madison CompIimen'I's of B RU CE DOWDY CharIo'r'I'e and Rufh admire some of The beau+ifuI silver. Profi+ by Proper Guidance Visi'r GRAVES-STEUWER JEWELER MEMPHIS ISIINCE l888 A. Graves and Sfeuwer Co. Graves Sfeuwer Jewelers I8 No. Second 3422 Plaza Ave JA7-76 I 6 FA7- I 633 Ronnie Smi'I'h Wenl' SOUTHWESTERN Why Don'+ You? HOWARD JCJHNSON'S 2935 Poplar BeH'e ancl Delia say, I+'s 'Ihe bes'I'. 28 Delicious Flavors of Ice Cream JULIUS LEWIS Foremosl' in Apparel Union aI' Kimbrough Main af Gayoso Elaine ancl Ann fhinlc Lewis' Cloihing beafs all o'I'hers. ?':. gr. X X N Xssss A W W 'The wonderful lnH'le heel shoes Complimenls of HULL-DOBBS EAST .LWITWLS NEW FORDS A-I USED CARS 'Lx J 2883 Poplar Avenue 1 Phone FA3-7634 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer Nard, Sue, Kay, and Wallace seem 'lo be enjoying fhemselves ai' THE GOL DEN HOUSE. Complimen'l's of GOLDEN HOUSE DANIEL'S PHARMACY THE STORE Nor'l'heas+ Memphis' Oldesi and Leading Prescrip+ion Pharmacy Phone GL2-I I28 3388 SUMMER AVE. eakka ICE. CREANI ' Agenls for MacGregor Company John T. Riddell A. G. Spalding Broihers LAWSON-CAVETTE SPORTING GOODS CO. Every+hing in Spor1's 9 Norlh Third JA 5-2725 Complimenls of SOUTHERN METAL MANUFACTURERS CompIimen'I's of TRACY D. WALLER JuIia gefs a new hair-do. HELENE'S AND NOEL'S Hair S+yIis+s and Beaufy ConsuI'I'anI's PHIL A. HALLE 4826 Poplar Avenue Mu5-5466 3355 Poplar Avenue GI8-4445 GEORGE T. BRODNAX Incorporafecl MEMPHIS' FINEST CHINA AND SILVERWARE 39 S. Main JA. 6-7633 Glenn and CharIie Iook for new s'I'yIes aI' 'rhe new siore. The compIeIe shop for young men, fea furing 'I'he Ia+esI- in Ivy sI'yIing. WRlGHT'S Men's Wear 3470 Plaza Ave. Suzanne and Gibby seIecI' Iheir china. FA 3-2086 GOOD LUCK SENIORS!!! lil f.ifiiAfSau2o2'.idSnlff1fYa+Fii2cio.iZlZ Complimenh Of MR. R. P. KOEHN - l Manager NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. gs, REG. U. S, PAT. OFF. is MW E fl . mnunnlxv wifi: vu. u- msg' 34. 'si E E fl .220 Q 'll Charlie and Joye are showing Jou whaf happens 50 million 'limes a ay. lcilchens by bobbitt I959 Poplar Avenue BR663l9 Sou1'h's Largesl GENEVA Kifchen Dealer Pa'l', Kay, and Pairicia are righl' al' home in a lcifchen by bobbiH'. MID-SOUTH PRODUCE COMPANY Packers of Your Favorile Brands of Eggs 590 ScoH S+. Nard and Ann seem happy afler 'louring Mid-Soulh Produce Company. Gel lhe Gang Togelher in a CARL CARSON TRUCK Carl Carson renis cars, +ruclcs, +rac+ors and frailers. 788 Soulh Main Al, Brenda, Doug, Mary Alice, and Charlie are looking forward 'lo ihai' hayride. aw E -Q., nil-f .. Jw, Q- , , 9' - Q A1 M- 'Y X 2 p If x f M K H502 Q S 'A R : ifulzi. 1 Ht: , I , wg - . 3 A fe' , 'i:1?:,. - , Wg:yj':-5 , - ' .1 1'3-Lf' ,W Q.. :WE L Q-.gE,Lw. , Maxi . Q 1 J My ' , -V f ,gf -. 'fu , W -' . Z: 2 fn ':- f' - ff f. Q-.-,as Q 322. ,GW ff, -: -5- 1 SSL' x ggi, rk.' E. na Y 5 ww , 'W K WOR 8 The Line Up!!! Who s on tha hone, ,, xrls ' paint theiown red! ' -- Smile pretty W 4 -v Qu ' fe ' ,515 5 .. 4 X M f S, i 6 Q K '5'U'?f'M ' ws 5 4 gf 5? A, 32 K fz :wi , ,Q Q I 'GEL wi' ' ' .EZ :flff - if if? - fviV,f:sl,f 5,-fei . Cecile, what pretty socks W X W X mei' :fwfr ,,,, 1 I WE'LL REMEMBER . . . Our Advertisers TI1ey I1ave conIrIIouI'ecI much 'ro II1e success of our yearbook, ancI have shown 'rI'1emseIves Io be IoyaI EasI' High supporfers. Le+'s show 'I'I1em our apprecIa'IIonI!I HESSELBEIN TIRE 81 OIL CO. SOUTHERN BELL 84 TELEGRAPH CO. RITZ-PLAZA BARBER SHOP HIGHLAND HEIGHTS SHOE REPAIR HIG POINT LAUNDRY CLEANERS JOE BARRE D-X SERVICE ACE APPLIANCE COMPANY HOLLINGSWORTH'S CAFE NYAL PHARMACY ROSS-CONROY PHOTOGRAPHERS HIGHLAND HEIGHTS GULF SERVICE HASPEL'S GIFT SHOPPE ARKMO LUMBER COMPANY BOBBITT-DOERR DRUG COMPANY McCOOL'S FOODS HAL DANIEL DRAPERIES TAYLOE GLASS CO. MEMPHIS METAL MANUFACTURERS DEATON-PATTERSON FOUTCH PAINT AND BODY SHOP SNYDER JEWELER'S HOLLEY'S FLOWERS CENTRAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. PEEBLES UNIVERSITY SHOP HALL REXALL DRUG CO. WHITE STATION PHARMACY BOB'S CAMERA SHOP WHITTEN BROTHERS HARDWARE WARREN'S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP STUART ROBBINS' ESSO STATION WOLFF'S ESSO SERVICENTER FERRELL DRUG COMPANY BILL COLLIER AUTO SERVICE THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP BEST HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES ANDERSON, FISHER, AND VAUGHAN INSURANCE ALLAN FERGUSON REAL ESTATE PAT JOYNER TIRE SERVICE STRINGER BROTHERS NURSERIES THE GRACE SHOP HOWARD GRAHAM COMPANY THE HELEN SHOP MID-SOUTH OIL COMPANY PURE FRANKLIN SIMON'S FOREST HILL DAIRY PENNEY'S NELSON ENDICOTT STEVENS' TEXACO SERVICE BERLIANT'S SOUTHLAND PLYMOUTH DEALERS AIR CONDITIONING SCHOOLS GRAVES ROOKE MOTOR SERVICE LEONARD GRAVES AND ASSOCIATES ROSEMARY CLEAN-O-MAT TRI-STATE ARMATURE AND ELECTRIC WORKS HOOKER DENTAL COMPANY LOWELL G. 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