East High School - Mustang Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:

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V1 fuer isements. . . 16 62 86 112 146 156 l , ,L ffkiE2iir4s2,2?2 5 9 Dedication to M rs. Dorothy Lee Dodd For the past ten years, Mrs. Dorothy Dodd has been one of East High's out- standing teachers. In the classroom she has instructed many of us in mathematics and bookkeeping as an inspiring teacher and an understanding friend. Most all of our athletic activities will find Mrs. Dodd seated in our stands, cheering loyal- ly for our Mustang team. The 1959 graduating class is especially indebted to Mrs. Dodd. She has been a sponsor of this class during their sophomore, junior, and senior years. She was an invaluable advisor for the junior-Senior Prom and also for the money- making projects during these past three years. Mrs. Dodd has taken a personal interest in each of her students and is always ready with a helping hand. So to this teacher, friend, and counselor, in sincere admiration, love, and gratitude, we dedicate our 1959 MUSTANG. Mr. East High V A Tackett A ' l MR. J. P. SNIDER, Principal tration MR. E. C. STIMBERT Superintehdent of Memphis City Schools MISS ROSE PARKINSON MRS. EVELYN W. FLANIKEN Elementary Principal Executive Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. W. C. AKINS-Vocal Music Allegro Club Sponsor MRS. CANTRELL-spanish Spanish Club Sponsor MISS VIRGINIA CHESS-Girls' Physical Education ROTC Faculty Sponsor MISS LOUISE RECTOR CLARK-History History Club Sponsor MRS. NELLIE CLARKE-Cafeteria Manager MRS. CATHERINE CLEMENT-Home Economics MRS. P. CONN-Elementary Secretary MR. VIRGIL COLE-Science Science Club Sponsor MRS. D. DODD-Mathematics MR. J. V. DOWTIN-Mathematics MR. O. F. FRYE-Science MISS LOUISE GREEN-Languages French Club Sponsor Spanish Club Sponsor MRS. IOLA HEADSTREAM-English Quill and Scroll Club Sponsor Mustang Roundup Advisor MR. K. HOLLAND-Civics, Senior High Coach MRS. K. HOLLAND-English Senior High Cheerleaders' Advisor Below: MR. CHARLES WELCH Science Science Club Sponsor MRS. GLADYS JACK-Ehglish, Speech Thespian Club Sponsor MR. BROOKS JACKSON- Shop MISS MILDRED KEITH-Art LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. COALLA KING-Mathematics Bookstore Manager MRS. DOROTHY KRAUSELLibrarian Library Club Sponsor SGT. TONY KRICULI-ROTC Saber,Club Sponsor SGT. H. G. MANN-ROTC Saber Club Sponsor MRS. ROSE MILLER-English junior TRI-HI-Y Sponsor MISS MARY MORPHIS-Mathematics Honor Society Sponsor Math Club Sponsor MR. DON PATTERSON-Science junior HI-Y Sponsor MR. JAMES PATTERSON-Study Hall MRS. ELIZABETH REGAN-English Y-TEEN Sponsor MRS. GLADYS RIGGS-Latin MRS. FLORENCE SEELEY-English MISS ELSIE STONE-Mathematics Math Club Sponsor MR. RAYMOND. TATOM-Art Junior High Student Council Advisor MRS. MARGARET TAYLOR-Mathematics Senior HI-Y and TRI-HI-Y Sponsor MRS. OLIVIA THOMPSON-History and Home Eco- nomics FHA Sponsor Below: MISS ELIZABETH WILLS-English Annual Staff Sponsor Quill and Scroll Sponsor Typing Commercial Club Sponsor Senior High Student Council Advisor MISS E. WALKER-History MRS. LILBURNE VOLLMER- MRS. EVELYN VUEBB-History Editor-in-Chief MILLICENT WYATT Burinerr Manager JIMMY TACKETT Sponsor MISS WILLS 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 publisher. Ads and subscriptions from the student body finance the Mustang. Activities HEATHER MATHIEU Senior and Features GAY MORRIS Aw ww. Classes JULE PITTS R.O.T.C. and Faculty CHARLES SAFLEY Sports TOMMY WILSON Photography BOB BORDA MEMBERS OF THE STAFF - SEATED: Kay Valvik, Marilyn Meyers, Sylia Scyster, Terry Skinner, Patricia Joyner, STANDING: Spence Wilson, Fred Ridolphi, Bill Humphreys, Hugh Harwood, Dan Poag, johnny Sarber, Gordon Taylor, Judy Garrecht, Ann Barnett. Classes O Oo O CJ U Q O0 www TOP ROW: Robert Agnew, Vif6'Pl'6Jid67Zf,' Sidna Brower, Hi5t0rian,' Ronnie Borod! Prefidentg SyLvia Scyster, Secretfzfy. BOTTOM ROW: Dan Poag, Trefzmrer,' Sherry Moore, Chaplain. Senwrs ROBERT LAING AGNEW Roberfr clvarmx Jzfrike our Jigbt, but lair merizx win our Joulx. Transferred from Cobre High School in 11th grade3 Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent3 Football 2, 33 Track 2, 33 Science Club 2, 33 Math Club Sec- retary-Treasurer 33 Hall of Fame, Most Attractiveg Hi-Y 33 Club 3. CAROLYN LEE ASKEW Carolyn'J genuine .rmile and Jincere frzendlinefr have won laer many friend! .Vince .rbe came to Earl. Transferred from New Brunsyvick, New jersey, in 12th gradeg Commer- cial Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Y-Teens 3. BETTY SUE AUSTIN Belly'J keen obferoationf have brought laer muff: wifdom and underrlanding. Transferred from Knoxville in 11th gradeg Thespian Club 2, 33 Honor Society 2, Vice-President 33 Debate Team 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Thes- pian play 2, 3. NANCY CAROL BACH Nanfy ir ar merry dl the day ix long. Math Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Red Cross Representativeg Student Council Representative 23 Pep Squad 1. SUSAN JAN E BEYER Bleued if Suxan for Jbe bar ine gift of making friends, one of God'J bm gifzr. Thespian Club 13 Chorus 13 Spanish Club 2, 33 Commercial Club 2, 33 Science Club 35 Math Club 31 Stu- dent Council Representative 3. BARBARA EATON BLAKE Barbara if youth full of grace, forre, and fafrination. Tri-Hi-Y 13 Spanish Club 1, 23 His- tory Club 2. NANCY ELLEN BLOOM Nancy'.r ruriofity ir one of the per- manent and cerlain rbaraclerixtiu of ber uigorour mind. Red Cross Representative 13 Spanish Club 1, 23 Math Club 1, 23 Pep Squad 13 History Club 1, 23 Hall Monitor 1, 33 Commercial Club 3. ROBERT PAUL BORDA ImpoJ:il:le -Never lez Bob bear that wordg be will lauglo at you. Outstanding Seniorg Honor Society 33 Quill and Scroll 2, Treasurer 33 An- nual Staff 2, Photographer 33 Science Club 2, 33 Math Club 1, 2, 33 Span- ish Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 23 Special Officer 33 Track 2, 33 ROTC Officer 23 Na- tional Merit Finalist. Seniors - RONALD SAM BOROD Knowledge is Ronnie's treasure, and prartire is bis key lo ir. President of junior Class, President of Senior Class, Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Sports Editor 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Key Club 2, 33 Club 2, 33 Tennis 2, 33 Math Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 33 Science Club 33 Most Likely to Succeed, President of Homeroom 2. SARAH MARGARET BRADFORD Sarala smiled and the shadows de-N parled. Transferred from Cleveland, Ohio, in 11th grade, Spanish Club 2, 3, Glee Club 3. JAMES LOUIS BRANCH jimmy puls his life lo its best use every day. Math Club 2, Drill Team 1, 2, Golf 2, 3, Science Club 3, Hi-Y 39 Photog- raphy Club 1.1 FREDERICK HENRY BRINKMANN Fred tackles lais work with a ronfidenl mind and a noble laeart. Band 1, President 2, 3, Student Direc- tor 3, French Club 1, 2, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Allegro Club 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Track 1, Football 2. SIDNA SUE BROWER Great effects rome from Sidnds in- dustry and perseverance. Math Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, History Club 2, Mustang Roundup Ad Make-up Edi- tor 1, Circulation Editor 2, Feature Editor 3, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Historian Senior Class, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 3, Hall Monitor 3. DAVID ALTON BRYANT Darid's life and power are sratzered in lais beams of knowledge. Math Club 1, 3, French Club Vice- President 1, 3, ROTC Drill Platoon 1, Science Club 3. SANDRA ANN CAMMACK Sandra is palienz, peaceful, loyal, and pure. Pep Squad 1, Spanish Club 2, Com- mercial Club 33 FHA 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3. PATRICIA LOUISE CAMPBELL Palriria is devour, yet rlaeerjulg arrive, yet resigned. Math Club 1, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, History Club 2, Hall Monitor 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. PATRICIA CARAWAY Pafr wayi are way: of plearantnefi. JAMES BRUCE CAREY Though jimmy if wire, he feels no Jhame in living and learning. Chess Club 1, Math Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 3g Science Club 2, 33 Second Place in Memphis Algebra Contest, Third Place West Tennessee Algebra Contest. JAMES BRYAN CLARDY The force of fimnzyfr merit make: hir own way. Math Club 1, 3g Science Club 3. MARJORIE RAYMOND COLEMAN Margy'.r Jmile and runny dirporition are radiant heamr of .runrhine to our liver. Math Club 1, 2, French Glee Club 23 French Club 2, 33 History, Club 2g Science Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Hall Monitor 3g Pep Squad 1. JOE HUDGINS DAVIS Not only wiydom, hut also wit ir horn within joe. Math Club 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 1, 2, ROTC Officer 2, 33 Home Room Vice-President lg Hi-Y 2, 33 Track 3, National Merit Semi-Finalist. RONNIE CURTIS DAVIS Ronnie ha: youthfulnexr in hir limb: and honor in hi: heart. Key Club 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Math Club 1, History Club 1, 2, Club 1, 2, ag Football 1, 2, Honorable Mention All-Memphis 3g Basketball 1, 3, Second Team, All- Mernphis 2, Baseball 1, 2, 33 Tennis 2, 3g Hall Monitor 1g Most Athletic, Hall of Fame. DONNA KAY DICKENS Donndr rheerfulnen heepr up a hind of daylight in the mind, and fill: it with a rteady and perpetual Jerenity. President of Homeroom 1, 35 Math Club 1, 23 French Club 2, 3, History Club 3, Science Club 3, Honor Socie- ty, Alternate Cheerleader. JOHN ROBERT DIXON Boh ir the fort of man anyone would like to hey well-halanred, truly Jquare, and patient. Math Club 1, 2, President 35 Student Council Representative 1g Science Club 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-President 2, 5. Senwrs JANE DIANNE DOWDY Grace if in jane'5 rtepf, and heaven if in her eyef. Chorus 1, 2g Pep Squad 1g Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, History Club 2, Allegro Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3. DORIS JEAN ELDER Dorff Jean if Jo mild, .fo mereiful, and .ro good. Y-Teens 1, 2, President 33 FHA 1, Vice-President 2, Degree Chairman 3, Commercial Club 2, 33 Glee Club 2. DAVID HART ESTILE David bar a Jpirit fha! if will and bright. Spanish ,Club 2, Math Club 2, 35 Science Club 33 Hi-Y 3. NANCY EZELL Nancy bruilzer the gray from out of oar liver and leave! flaem only blue, Spanish Club Secretary 1, 2g Red Cross Representative 1, 2, Hall Moni- tor 1, Z, 3g ROTC Sponsor 2g Mus- tang Roundup 2, 33 Math Club 2, Science Club 33 Football Queen Can- didate, Pep Squad 1. ULDIS EZERNIEKS Uldif if .rwifz to l1ear,' Jlow to speakg and flow to wralb. Science Club 3. THOMAS JOHN FABER Tlaomax Jlrewr gladnesr and friendrbip on Zbe pallaf of men. Football 1, 2, 35 Student Council Rep- resentative 1g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Math Club 1, 2, 3g Key Club 2, 3g Science Club 2, 3, Hall Monitor 33 Club 3. MIRIAM GALE FARBER Miriam is exceedingly wise, fair- Jpoken, and perruading. Red Cross Representative 1, 2, Math Club 1, 2, French Glee Club 2? French Club 3, History Club 33 Science Club 3. HARRIET SUE FEINSTEIN A kind and genlle heart bar Harriet. Spanish Club 1, 2g FHA 1g History Club 1, 2g Allegro Club 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3. DON RANDALL FERGUSON Randall it the hind of perxon who exprerrex hi: life hy what he does. Science Club 1, 2, 3, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Rifle Team 1, Z, Spanish Club 3. EUGENE HILLIARD FERNANDEZ Gena: good nature .rhinex forth in hir ronnerxation and in hir artionf. Spanish Club 35 Science Club 33 ROTC Officer 3. JACK JAMES FISHER fath has a merry heart that laughr at rare. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Math Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, History Club 2. SIDNEY MARVIN FRANKLIN Sidneylr laughter if the joyous, uni- versal evergreen of life. Transferred from CBHS in the 12th grade: Thespian Play 3. JANE AYCOCK F RANSIOLI jane haf a smile that won't rome off. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1,'2, Math Club 2, 3, History Club 2, 3, Office Staff 2, Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3, Student Council Representative 1, ROTC Sponsor 3, Most Popular Girl 2. RHITT LEE FRASER Rhittlr funny dispofition and his help- ing hand mahe him a friend to every- one. Transferred from McCrory, Arkansas, in the 10th grade, Math Club 39 Science Club 3, Rifle Team 3, ROTC Officer 3, History Club 2, Basketball 1. JAMES CURTIS GAMMON With head erect, jimmy haf never .rtooped to anything that would .foil hir honor or Jelf-reypect. Track 3, Golf 3, Science Club 2, 3. DAVID BENJAMIN GIBSON Gihhy lihef not only to conquer, hut alto to he ronquered. Spanish Club 2, Basketball 1, All- Memphis 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, History Club 2, Key Club 2, 33 Golf 3. Seniors Jo ANN GIBSON Io Ann'.r eheerfulnefx taker root and Jpreadf. Chorus 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, Vice-President 3, FHA Degree Chairman 1, Sub-District President 2, 3, Library Club 1, Vice-President 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, Commercial Club 3, Office Staff 3. WALTON GLOVER Walton'J habit of looking on the hex! ride of every event i.r pricelers. Science Club 2, Track 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, History Club 3, Rifle Team 2, 3, ROTC Officer 3, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3. MICHAEL STEPHAN GOODMAN Mike it rich in gentle .rmileJ,' hir jeweled .foul if worth more than tz royal crown. Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Swimming Team 1, Club 1, 2, 3, Maith Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, 3, Hall Monitor 3. Ltntldf virtue 15 the per orntnnte o her pletmtnt tzetzonr Tri-Hi-Y 1, Math Club 1, Thespian Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, 3, French Glee Club 2, French Club 3, Allegr Club 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3. LINDA ANN GROUT ' ' ' I f f O 4 MARTHA ALICE GRUBBS Martha is effieient, innocent, and Jincere. Math Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, History Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Red Cross Representative 3. AMES GUYTON If you want people to like you tu they like Amex, he nf good a lixtener nf he ix. Math Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, French Club 1, History Club 3, ROTC Officer 2, Homeroom Presi- dent 2, Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Track 2, 3. MARY ALICE HALL Soft peace :he hringi wherever Mary Alice tzrrioex. Spanish Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, FHA 3. PAULA KAY HAMM Paulo if zealonf, yet modem innorent, yet free. Math Club 1, Vice-President 2, Span- ish Club 1, 2, Vice-President Red Cross 3, History Club 2, Office Staff 2, Science Club' 3, Hall Monitor 3, ROTC Sponsor 3. PAUL GERALD HARMEL Paul har the Jtrength of ten men be- raufe hir heart if pure. HUGH MANNING HARWOOD If Hugh'J future if to he bought with hi: prerent artionf, hir life will rer- tainly he Juccefrful. Outstanding Senior 3g Annual Staff 5g Key Club 2, 3g Football 2, 5g Track 3g Golf 3g Swimming 3, E Club 35 Vice-President Key Club, Spanish Club 1, 2g Math Club 1, 2g President Red Crossg Hi-Y 1, 2, Secretary 5. WILLIAM DUNCAN HARWOOD Behavior and manners are image: whieh Jhow Bill'J honert and upright character. Outstanding Senior, Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 2, Key Club 2, President 35 Spanish Club 1, 2g Math Club 1, 2g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3g Track 2, 3, Golf 2, 33 Rifle Team 1, 25 Club 2, 3. HENRY WOLSELEY HATHAWAY Henry'.r merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Transferred from C.M.A. in 10th gradeg Sergeant-at-Arms of Sophomore Class, Football Z, 3, History Club 2g Red Cross Representative 3. SHIRLEY JEAN HENLEY Shirley ir an outward and virihle .fign of an inward and Jpiritual grace. Office Staff 1, 23 Spanish Club 1, 2g Commercial Club 2, President 51 Honor Society 3, Y-Teens 3. JAMES ROBERT HINKEL jimmy ir a dear, true, and induftrioux friend to all. Math Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Hall Monitor 3g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Science Club 39 Book-Store Staff 15 Office Staff 1. RICHARD GORDON HOLLADAY JR. In Dirhir fare we are ahle lo .fee the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Red Cross Representa- tive 1g Math Club 1, 25 Paper Staff 2, Headline Editor 3, Golf 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 35 Science Club 2g Debate Team 25 Hall Monitor 2, 39 History Club Secretary 33 Homeroom President 3. DONNA F AY HOLLIE Fay har a fmooth and Jteadfart mind -gentle thoughtr and ralm dexiref. Math Club 1, French Club 13 Office Staff 1, 2, 3g History Club 2, Com- mercial Club 3. Semors Ray accomplixhex great tlexignr with his zeal and enthuxiann. Spanish Club 2, 33 Science Club 3. ALICE ALLEN HOOD Alire if the light of love, the parity of graze. Pep Squad 13 Hall Monitor 2, 3, French Club Secretary 2, 33 French Glee Club 2g Office Staff 33 Math Club 2, Science Club 3. LINDA CAROL HUDSON Lindalf happinem if a wine of the rareft vintage. Red Cross, Representative 1g Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, Secretary 3g FHA 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2g Math Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2g History Club 23 Science Club 2g Office Staff 3. JOAN RUTH JEFFERSON MARTHA FLORENCE JOHNSON In graceful virtaer, nothing earthly can .rarpafx Martha. Red Cross Representative 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Math Club lg Pep Squad 13 Hall Bgnitor 2, 33 History Club 2g Homer rn Secretary-Treasurer 3g ROTC Sponsor 33 Commercial Club 3. JAMES STANLEY JOHNSTON Jirnnzyk every geftare if in dignity, love, and eoartexy. Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 3g Base- ball 3g Club 3, Math Club 2g Science Club 2, History Club 23 Homeroorn Officer 2g Hall Monitor 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. WAYNE JULIAN JOHNSON Wayne'f rharafter if always kept bright, at well at clean. Football 1, 23 Math Club 13 Spanish Club lg Hi-Y 1, 23 Track 2g E Club 2, 3g Science Club 3. JOSEPH PATRICK Joan mover like a queen, looh: like KAI-LAHER II 4 goddeff- Paf: generoax qualities lead his heart Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g History Club 2: and chararter along the narrow path. lrdath Club 33 FHA 1, 29 PGP Squad Transferred in the 12th gradeg Science ' Club 3. LEE KARLSBERG Lee'J goodneff if far eafier to recog- nize than it if to define. Science Club 2, 3g Allegro Club 3. PATRICIA ANN KARNOWSKY Patfy mixer rearon with pleasure and wirdorn with rnirth. Tri-Hi-Y lg Pep Squad lg Math Club 1, 2g Paper Staff Ad-Make-up Editor 1, Exchange Editor 2, Picture Editor 33 Student Council Represent- ative Zg Hall Monitor 35 Spanish Club 2, 3g History Club 2. LOUIS DOUGLAS KING Dough Jtrength comer from hir in- domitahle will. Thespian Club 2, 3g Spanish Club 2, 3g Math Club 2. ANN REBECCA KUYKENDALL Ann'.f Jnzile if one of the Jweetert that ever wax teen. Horneroom Officer lg Spanish Club 1, 2g History Club 2g Allegro Club 2, 35 Science Club 3. ALENE KASHDAN Alene'.r hindners never .reemf to lore it: heavenly grate. Spanish Club 1, 2g ROTC Sponsor 2, FHA 33 Science Club 3g History Club 2g Commercial Club 3. MARY KAY KILLEBREW Kagfr good qualitier are not rnearured in inrhef, hut in feet. Transferred from Lausanne in 11th gradeg Spanish Club 2, 3. MARGARET LOUISE LIVAUDAIS Louife ha: the vital spark of a heaven- ly flame. Math Club 1, 2g Pep Squad lg Span- ish Club 2, 3g History Club 2, 33 Hall Monitor 2g Tri-Hi-Y 3g Red Cross Representative 33 Office Staff 3. SUSAN MILLER LLOYD Without rnuficg Suranfr life would he a rnixtahe. Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y lg Allegro Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Band 2, Treasurer 33 French Club 2, 33 French Glee Club 2g Science Club 39 Student Librarian 2, 3, Band Report- er 3. Seniors DONNA SCOTT LOCKE Donna ha: energy and force behind an unarrurning peace. Tri-Hi-Y 13 Hall Monitor 33 Home- room Chaplain 1, 2, 53 Basketball 1, 2, 53 Cheerleader 2, 53 Most Athletic Hall of Fameg Student Council Rep- resentative 13 Pep Squad 13 Junior Class Secretaryg Spanish Club 13 FHA 13 ROTC Sponsor 2. KATIE LOU LOVE Katidr love ir the touchrtone of her virtue. Commercial Club 2, bi FHA 1, 23 Y-Teens 5. WILLIAM IRA LOEWENBERG William'r arlionr are the ber! inter- preterr of- hir lhoughtr. Outstanding Senior3 Paper Staff 1, 2, Business Manager 5: Kev Club 53 Honor Society 53 Quill and Scroll 53 Math Club 1, 2, 53 Spanish Club 2, 53 Science Club 53 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 5. LINDA CAROL LYLE Look not only lo the beautiful out- ward appearance of Linda but alro to the wirdorn of her mind. Math Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 23 Hall Monitor 2, 53 Spanish Club 2, 53 Paper Staff 2, 5. ANDREA JOYCE LYNN Andrea rnurt have Jlood in line twice when the brainr were being handed out. Band 1, Secretary 2, 53 Student Coun- cil Representative 1, 23 Math Club 13 French Glee Club 23 Honor Society 2, Treasurer 53 Allegro Club 5. ALLERTON ANN MADDEN Toni har wirdonz in her mind and underrlanding in her heari. Student Council Representative 13 History Club 1, 2, 53 Thespian 1, Officer 2, 53 Y-Teens 1, 2, Officer 53 Commercial Club 53 Spanish Club 1, 23 Math Club 13 Red Cross Rep- resentative 23 ROTC Sponsor 1. JAMES OWEN MAHAFFEY famef' rrnall rourterier .fweelen hir life and the liver of olherr around him. Spanish Club 1, 23 ROTC 1, 23 His- tory Club 1, 23 Science Club 2, 5. ELIZABETH ANN MacDONAI.D If Jharing and friendlinerr extended the length of life, Ann would live forever. Spanish Club 1, 23 Math Club 13 History Club 2, 53 Commercial Club 53 Hall Monitor 53 Pep Squad'13 Basketball 1, 2, 53 Volleyball 2, 5. BONNY CLAIRE MALONE Bonny'J carer and action: are wholly directed in the way of virtue and modefty. Thespian Society 35 Allegro Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 35 History Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 35 Y-Teens 2, 3g Commercial Club 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 French Glee Club 3. ROBERT TILSON MASON Bohif undying Jpirit make: a path hefore him which is alway.r .rtraight and hright. Transferred from Tyler, Texas, in 12th gradeg Vice-President of Band. HEATHER ANN MATHIEU In Heathen: heart there if a light of understanding of all her friendf which can never he put out. Best Citizen Hall of Fameg Vice- President of Sophomore Classg Cheer- leader 1, 2, 35 Math Club 1, 25 Hon- or Society 2, Secretary 35 Quill and Scroll 2, Vice-President 33 Annual Staff 2, Activities Editor 35 French Club 25 French Glee Club 25 Hall Monitor 25 Representative to Girls' State. DAVID LUEN MCMILLAN David ir good-natared, Jineere, and moft ohliging. Math Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 2. THOMAS MARKLEY MCNAIR An honext and a good man, like Tom, ir a citizen of the world. Transferred from Oklahoma City, O- klahoma, in 10th gradeg Science Club 2, 35 History Club 3. BETTY EVELYN MWEESE Betty ir one who it alwayr eager to .ree and to help. Tri-Hi-Y5 FHAg Y-Teens 35 Com- mercial Club 3. LINDA ANN MILES Linda har a generour heart and a hind word for all. Spanish Club 1, 2, History Club 15 Y-Teens 2, Vice-President 35 Com- mercial Club 2, 3. MARY ANN MILLS Mary Ann left many of her Jterling imprenionr here when .rhe moved away from ur. Senwrs SI-IERRY ANN MOORE Sherry: friendrhip to uf ir lhe hreath- ing rore of life with rweets in every fold. Friendliest Hall of Fame, Chaplain of Class 1, 2, 3, Vice-President of Horneroom 1, 2, Math Club 1, Tri- Hi-Y 1, French Club 2, Secretary 3, Allegro Club 2, 3, Thespian Society 2, 3, Office Staff 2, 3, Debate 3, Honor Society 3. MIRIAM GAY MORRIS Gay if heloved for her rrnile, her look, and her way of rpeahing gently. Math Club 1, Secretary 2, 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Sophomore Class Secretary, Commissioner-at-large of Student Council, ROTC Sponsor, Secretary Science Club 2, French Club 2, Honor Society 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, President 33 Annual Staff 2, Senior and Features Editor, Key Club Queen, Outstanding Senior. GORDON NEVELS Gordon meet: a .rlranger and there he leaver a friend. Math Club 1, Saber Club 3, Rifle Team 2, 3. LINDA FRANCES NEWELL Linda 131 like a wild rare, perfumed hy virlue and lraih. Math Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 3, ROTC Sponsor 2, History Club 2, Hall Monitor 2, 5, Science Club 3. WILLIAM THOMAS NICHOLS , Tommy ir a plearant perfon ana' full of good Jenre. Math Club 2, 33 Rifle Team 1, 2, Science Club 3. PATRICIA ANNE NOEL Pal has charmr lo Joothe the .favage heart, to Joften rock, or hend a hnolled aah. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Chaplain 3, Pep Squad 1, Math Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, History Club 2, Hall Monitor 2, Vice-President of Homeroom 5. ROBERT NORFLEET Bohhy is gentle of Jpeech and hene- ficenl of mind. Transferred in the 12th grade, Hi- Y 3. ROBERT BYRD NORTON Bob'J individuality if zhe ral! of our common life. Science Club 2, 3, Math Club 2. NANCY IO OEDING SCOTT KIRKPATRICK Nancy'r friendr put unlimited trust PILKINGTON in tbe nobility of ber cbarartfr- Duty ir Scott? motto-knowledge if Math Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 2, bi! flim- Treasurer 3, Science Club 3, SpaniSh Chess Club Secretary 1, Vice-President Club 1, 2. 2, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club THOMAS JOE ODEN Life i5 full of arnuiernent to Jucb an arnuring rnan ai T. f. Red Cross Representative 1, Math Club 1, Science Club 1, History Club 1, 2, Swimming Team 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2. GARY LONDON PAGELS Garyir courtery if tbe ornament of a noble rnan. Thespian Society President, Red Cross Representative 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Math Club, Science Club 3, History Club President, French Club 2, 3, Debate Team 2, 3, Allegro Club, Homeroom Vice-President 3. JUDITH LYNN PARKS Tbe more you know about fudy, tbe more you like ber. Glee Club 1, Math Club 1, 2, Com- mercial Club 2, Officer 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Vice-President 3. JULE WALTER PITTS jule'.r youtb, beauty, and graceful ac- tion: Jeldorn, if ever, fail. MathMClub 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, President 3, Science Club 3, Treasurer of junior Class, Honor Society 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Girls' Vice- President of Student Council, Annual Staff 2, Class Editor 3, Most Attract- ive, Hall of Fame, Hall Monitor 1. GEORGE DANIEL POAG, JR. An ounce of Dan'r enterprise if wortb a ton of all tbe priuileger in tbe world. Transferred from Birmingham, Al- abama, in 11th grade, Math Club 2, 3' Science Club Vice-President 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Track 2, Hi-Y 2, Presi- dent 3, Boys' State Representative, Annual Staff 3, Treasurer. of Senior Class, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Key Club 3, Best Citizen, Hall of Fame, Club 2, 3. KATHRYN PORTER Katbylr most rnanifeft .rign of ber wiydorn if ber continual cbeerfulnen. Science Club 2, 3, French Club 2, French Glee Club 2, Math Club 39 Allegro Club 3, Y-Teens 3. Seniors GLORIA JANET PURYEAR A good face if Gloria'r letter of rec- ommendation, her good heart, a letter of credit. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Allegro Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, History Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 33 Science Club 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, Commercial Club 3, Y-Teens 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Honor Society 3, Majorette 3. JAMES FARLEY REARDON jim'J mirth if like a flarh of light- ning that break: through a gloom of clouds. History Club 3, Science Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 3, Math II Club 2, Outstanding Senior. BEN HERBERT REISMAN Ben is never idle a moment, but always thrifty and thoughtful of otherr. Science Club 2, 3, Math I Club, Math II Club '2. RONNIE RICH Ronnie ir by nature honest, by ex- perience wire. Band 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Math I Club, Math II Club 2, 3, Chess Club 1, Red Cross Representative 2, 3, Hall Monitor 2,1 3, Track 2, 3, Allegro Club 2, Treasi urer 3, Science Club 2, 3. 32 DALE EDWARD RICHARDSON Dale if delightfully gentle in hi: manner, but exceedingly .ftrong in hir performances. Debate Team 1, 2, 3, Third Place Latin Tournament, 1, Honor Society 2, President 3, Science Club 2, Vice- President 3, History Club 2, 3, Pub- lic Speaking-Memphis Junior Opti- mist Wimer, Key Club 3, Thespian Club 3, Most Intelligent, Hall of Fame. 4 PEGGY LIPSCOMB ROARK When love chore Minerva, Godderr of .WiJdom, he hadn't met Peggy. Student Council Representative 1, 3, Second Place Latin Tournament 1, l Science Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, French Club 2, Treasurer 3, History Club 2, Vice-President 3, Honor So- ciety 3, Most Intelligent, Hall of Fame. MARY JANE ROBERTS It is a pleasure to lirten to Mary Iane speak-ever Jo roftly, gently, and peacefully. Math Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, History Club 2, French Club 2, 3, French Glee Club 2, Hall Monitor 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 3. WILLIAM PRENTICE ROUTT Gaiety ir the hext legacy of a young gentleman like Billy. Latin Club 1, Red Cross Representative 2, Wrestling Team 3, Science Club 1, History Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3. CHARLES FRANKLIN SAFLEY Cbarliehr entburiafm, the geniux of bi! sincerity, bar brougbt bim many uirtorief. Wittiest Hall of Fame, Student Coun- cil Boys' Vice-President, Annual 2, ROTC and Faculty Editor 3g Science Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Math I Clubg Math II Club 2, 33 Red Cross Representative Ig History Club 2g Key Club 2, 3. SYLVIA ANN SCYSTER It if nice for Syluia to be natural, for Jbe if naturally nice. Math I Clubg Math II Club 2g Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 13 Pep Squad 13 Spanish Club 1, 2g Red Cross Representative 2, History Club 25 Senior Class Secretary, An- nual Staff 3g Hall Monitor 3. MARIAN KAY SEGERSON It if rare to find Jucb wixdom and gentleneu combined ar we find in Kay. Tri-Hi-Y 1g Math .Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 13 Science Club 25 French Club 2, 3, French Glee Club 2, 3g Hall Monitor 2, Allegro Club 3. SUSAN SEYMOUR 'Doing easily wbat otberr find diffi- zvlt is one of tbe numerour talent! wbirb Susan ponerrer. Thesplan Society 1, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3g Glee Club 1, 2, Allegro Club 1, 2, President 3, French Club Vice-President 2, 3g Y-Teens 2, Science Club 2g Honor Society 31 Debate Team 1, 25 Office Staff 1, 2, 33 History Club 3g French Glee Club 2, Pep Squad 1g Homemom Officer 1, 2, 3. I RANDALL BYRON SHEPARD Cbaracter add: Jplendor to Randall? youtb and gaiety. Math Club 15 Spanish Club 1, 2g Hi- Y 1, 2, 35 Red Cross Representative 15 Math Club 2, 3g Science Club 2, 3g Drill Team 2, Rifle Team 23 Student Council Representative 3. J. STANLEY SIEBER Stan'J Jtay ba: been .rbort but lair impresfion will always remain. Transferred from Oklahoma in the 12th grade, Basketball 35 Science Club 3g Math Club 3g Hi-Y 3. MARTHA ANN SIMON Mopfyb' imagination and ber origi- nality make ber an extremely. remark- able perfon to know. Math Club 1g Mustang Roundup 1, News Editor 2g Editor 33 Pep Squad 1g French Club 2, 3g Historian of Junior Classy Hall Monitor 2g Most Likely to Succeed, Hall of Farneg Quill and Scroll 2, Secretary 33 Home- room Vice-President 3. ANITA CAROL SMITH Anitdr bappineu if a wine of tbe rare.rt vintage. Thespian Club 1, 2, 3g Math Club 1g History Club 2g Commercial Club 3. Seniors 1 GERALD PATRICK SMITH Here ir a gentleman on whom we huild our trurt. French Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, History Club 3, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Chess Club Treasurer 1, Presi- dent 2. WALTER THURMAN SMITH Walter if a genuine good fellow whore deedx are ai precious af drop: of gold. Math Club 1, Science Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, Treasurer 2, Basket- ball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 33 Student Council Representative 2,- 3. THOMAS SCOTT SPECK T0rnnzy'.f future if radiant with pro- raife of a life of usefulnefy. History Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, Glee Club 1, Spanish Club 1. CHARLES ARTHUR SPEED The rnoft rnanifert Jign of Charlef ix continued cheerfulneff. Science Club 3, Saber Club 2, 33 Rifle Team 2, 3, ROTC Officer 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2. LINDA CATHERINE STREETER Linda'.f virtue if quiet, rnodeft, and charrningly thy. FHA 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, French Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 5, Office Staff 3, Math Club 2. EMILY SUE STRINGER Sue'.r Jtepx are conrtantly watched, her dren ir always noted. Math Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Pep Squad 1, ROTC Sponsor 2, Homeroom Officer 2, History Club 2, Hall Monitor 2, FHA Vice-President 3, Science Club 3. MARY ANN STYERS Mary Ann i5 in peace and charity with all the world. Math Club 1, French Club 1, French Glee Club 1, History Club 2, Nurse's Room Staff 2, Commercial Club 33 Y-Teens 3, ROTC Sponsor 3, Saber Club 3. WERMUND HANSEN SUGGS A flow and rteady perfon like Wer- rnund finally win: the race. Football 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 5, Swim- ming 33 Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, Math Club 1, 2, ROTC Officer 3, Rifle Team 1, 2, 3. FLORA BOLLIN G TERRY JAMES MADISON TACKETT jimmy if a nohle type of good, heroic manhood, Key Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, President of Sophomore Class, President of Homeroom 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Office Staff 1, Basketball 2, Club 2, 3, Math Club 1, 2, 32 Science Club 2, ROTC Officer 2, All-Memphis Track 3, Annual Staff 2, Business Manager 3, Hi-Y 1, Of- ficer 2, 3, Hall Monitor 3. FRANCES RUDGE TAYLOR Her eyer, there lovely lamps, are win- dowr of her Joul. Spanish Club 2, 3, Hall Monitor 33 Pep Squad 2, FHA 1, Commercial Club 3. It i.r pleafant to he near Flora, for the har a good nature and true ,fin- cerity. Math Club 1, 2, French Club 1, Volleyball Team 1, History Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Science Club 3, Y-Teens 3. SUSAN KAY THEURER Her wayf are wayr of pleaxantneu, nerr, and all her path: are peace. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, President 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, History Club 1, Red Cross Representative 1, 3, Hall Monitor 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Pep Squad '1, Allegro Club 3. LEWIS EARL TROTTER Lewi: tru.rt.r everyone and doe! wrong to no one. Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, Track 2, 3, Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 1, Office Staff 1, Math Club 1, 2, 3, History Club 3, Key Club 3. ANN ELIZABETH TUTWILER Ann'.r patience achieve: more than any force. Math Club 1, 2, Homeroom Secretary 1, Pep Squad 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Science Club 2, 3, Hall Monitor 3, Nurse's Staff 3, French Club 3, Red Cross Representative 3. DOROTHY KAY VALVIK Kay is pretty to walh with and witty to talh with. Hall of Fame, Wittiest, Red Cross Representative 1, Math Club 1, 2, Spanish Club Officer 1, 2, Science Club 3, Honor Society 3, Cheerleader 3, Office Staff 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, Hall Monitor 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. MARY FRANCES VOOKLES Wit Jpinf a golden rohe to queen Mary France! in Jplendor. Spanish Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, Paper Staff 1, 2, Page Editor 3, His- tory Club 2, Math Club 2, Hall Monitor 3, Commercial Club 3. Seniors MARY ANN WAGNER Mary Ann's tongue dwells in the house of kindness. Homeroom Treasurer 1, FHA 1, 23 French Club 1, 2. DAVID WILLIS WEBB Dauid's well-timed silence has more eloquence than any speech. Transferred in 10th grade from Cooke- ville, Tennesseeg History Club 2g Math Club 23 Sergeant-at-Arms of Science Club 54 E Club 3. CLIFFORD WAYNE WEBB Considerate and thoughtful of others -that is Wayne. Hi-Y 1, Science Club 1, History Club 3, ROTC Officer 3, Saber Club 5. BENJAMIN OTIS VVEEKS Ben's knowledge is the flower of his performance. Math Club 1, 2, History Club lg Hi-Y 33 Spanish Club 2, 39 Golf Team 3. 36 LOUIS BONZANO WEEKS III The public must and will he served hy Louis. Best All Around, Hall of Fame, Foot- ball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3g 2nd Team All-Memphis 33 Student Council Commissioner 1, Comm. of Sanita- tion 2, President 3, Key Club 1, Of- ficer 2, 3g Math Club 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 3, Chaplain 25 Baseball 2, 3g His- tory Club 2, Club 1, 2, 3g Merit Semi-Finalistg Homeroom President 1. LARRY STEPHEN WEISS Larry is worthy of eueryone's confi- dence and true to his trust. Football 1, 2, 31 Math Club 1, 23 Science Club 2, 33 Key Club 1, 2, Track 1g E Club 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, President 3g ROTC Officer 2, Hall Monitor 3, Student Council Representative 3. MARIORIE SUE WEST Precious things are not found in heaps hut in small oiuacious pack- ages like Sue. Glee Club 1, Thespian Play 1, 2, 33 Allegro Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, Thespian Club 1, 2g Secretary 3g Com- mercial Club 2, Secretary 3, Office Staff 3. PATRICIA KAY WHEAT Pattyfs kind heart maketh a cheerful countenance. FHA 1, Chorus 13 Bookstore Staff 1, Spanish Club 2, History Club 2g Homeroom Secretary 2, Science Club 33 Hall Monitor 3. MIRIAM ANNE WHIPPLE Miriam has the hind of hindnen that will endure forever. Red Cross Representative 2, Tri-Hi- Y 1, French Club 2. LINDA SUE WHITMORE In quietnery and confidence .rhall he Linda? Jtrengih. FHA 2, Commercial Club 2, 33 Y- Teens 3. JERRY LYNN WILLIAMS jerry if a perfert gentleman and a loyal friend. Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, Saber Club 2, 3g ROTC Offi- cer 3. PATRICIA 'DELL WILLIAMS Pair good heart if worth more than gold. Math Club 1, 2g Nurses' Staff 13 Spanish Club 2, 3g Y-Teens 3. CHARLES THOMAS WILSON Tommy? jolly and unrelfifh perron- alily if the greater! gift any man could have. Science Club 2, Program Chairman 33 Key Club 2, 3g Annual Staff 2, Sports Editor 39 Math Club 1, 2, Vice- President of Junior Class, Treasurer of Sophomore Classg Spanish Club 1, 2, President of Homeroom 1, 2, 33 Friendliest, Hall of Fame, Hall Moni- tor 5. HENRY TANNER WINKELMAN Hank .fitr high in eoeryoneir heart. Drill Team Ig Rifle Team 1, 25 Math Club 1, 2, 53 Spanish Club 2, 3: Student Council Representative 23 Hall Monitor 3g Wrestling Team 1. MILLICENT ANN WYATT A willingnerr to :erne and help every- one .rhe meet: har led Millie down lhe pathwayr of popularity. History Club 23 Science Club 3g His- torian of ,Sophomore Classg Cheerlead- er 1, 2, Captain 3, Math Club 1, 25 Annual Staff 2, Editor 33 French Club 2, 3g Honor Society 2, 3g Quill and Scroll 2, 33 Football Queeng Best All Around, Hall of Fame. GERALD LYNN YANCEY jerry ir ar friendly a gay at you ever will meet. Science Club 1, 2, Saber Club 33 ROTC Officer 33 Track 2, 3. BONNIE ANN YARBROUGH PATIA ANNE YOUNG Bonnie is always friendly and kind Pafr indurzry and ability leane no to everyone. .rzone in the pallaway of Iyer life un- Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, FHA 1, President 'Wed- 3g Math Club 13 Pep Squad 13 Span- Tri-Hi-Y. lg Math Club Treasurer 1, ish Club 23 History Club 3. 23 Spanish Club 2, 53 History Club 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball Team lg Comm. of Traffic Student Council 3g Homeroom Of- ficer 1, 2g Mustang Roundup 1, Headline Editor 2, News Editor 33 Honor Society 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 35 Pep Squad 1, 2. Seniors i BARBARA LYNN YOST Barbara Jlaowr ber Jpirit by reroluze, well-aimed arlionr. Math Club lg French Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, French Glee Club 23 History Club 2g Office Staff 2, ROTC Spon- sor Sp FHA 35 Science Club 5. l TO THE SENIORS It hardly seems possible that twelve years have passed since the very first day of school. Only yesterday we were playing jump-rope and tag at recess. When junior High came with new teachers and new subjects, it still seemed as if we had a long way to go before we would be grown-up seniorsf' All through high school we continued to grow with East, we didn't realize it, for we were too busy with football, base- ball, and other school activities. Our heads became a little bigger each time we walked off with honors in Latin tournaments, math contests, or R.O.T.C. At last the glorious year arrived, and every moment was filled with something new and exciting. We were never too busy to bring more honors to East High. We studied hard for the Merit Scholarship Test and College Board Exams. Oh, the anxiety we endured while we waited to be accepted to the college of our choice! Our senior year was not all work by any means. I donlt think we will ever forget the senior blasts. Our last three months were the biggest of all. There was the senior play, to outsiders it was just another play, but to us it was a production just as great as anything that ever hit Broadway. It wasn't long before the prom, the senior luncheon, and baccalaureate slipped up on us. We climaxed our twelve memorable years with the night we will treasure forever-graduation night. Our hearts were in our throats as we proudly marched down the aisle to the beautiful strains of Pomp and Circumstancef' Now we must go our separate ways, but we will always share our treasured memories of the past years at East High. We will remember the heartaches and problems as well as the joys and fun. As we go our separate ways, may the Grace of God go with us, and may He help us all to lead happy, successful lives. 38 Prom Kid Day Baccalaureate Senior Luncheon CLASS OFFICERS - STANDING, left to right: Marshall Criss, Treafurery Terry Graves, Vice- Presidenly Gene Carlisle, Serretnfyf Aubrey Coleman, Chaplain. SEATED: Mary Connelley, Hir- loriang Hal Thompson, Preriderzz. lass of 960 FIRST ROW: P. Adams, L. Adler, J. Amyx, A. Applebaurn, B. Askew, L. Bailey. SECOND ROW: I M. L. Barber, N. Barnes, A. Barnett, K. Barret, K. Barrett, J. Bauer. THIRD ROW: D. A. Beiser, L. Blanz, P. Bobbitt, C. Boros, L. Bowman, E. Boyer. I i 2 S S I :musewsem 1. 3 ? Sf 1: -atw::.:.Qz::fzff2-1+ 1--igpfwxff-xf . . ,' . . -I . . .. 3 iff li ! 'i is if Z 55 '12 wi E X. FIRST ROW: B. Bozarth, J. Brisendine, P. Brown, J. Brunson, V. Bryer, B. Bryson. SECOND ROW: J. Buffalo, M. Bullard, B. Burns, R. Caen, G. Carlisle, S. Carlson. THIRD ROW: J. Car- michael, P. Carpenter, M. A. Casey, D. Caughley, I.. Chase, I. Colby. FOURTH ROW: A. Coleman, G. Collins, M. Connelly, T. Cox, M. Criss,.E. Crosthwait. FIFTH ROW: L. Cunningham, R. Dance, M. Davidson, D. Davis, L. Davis, B. Dixon. SIXTH ROW: S. Doerr, P. Dorris, D. Dotson, J. Douglas, C. Dowling, E. 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Lowrance. f- - , - vff.-. 1... 4, ,-. .f .,:..f,f,,,,k.., K .. ,,k., ,..,?.,,..,,,...,y,..,,M,iwm f QSM 574:11i:aif22IfQ5ZQ15'fi 'I suiEgmQrz,5ivw1giifiimff :,gkgugggu1,4Qfv2gM3--sw Nrrmwzw X.,-. A f ,A . ,re -f ' - W -.:w.J,...L.. . -- FIRST ROW: B. Lucas, M. K. Mahaffey, P. Maher, P. Mann, J. Marks, D. Mason. SECOND ROW B. Maury, B. Mayer, J. McCormack, C. McDaniel, R. McDaris, G. McIntosh. Lover's, Leap Wake up, Richard! THIRD ROW: P. Mendelson, V. Metts, M. Meyers, G. Mitchell, T. Monje, L. Moore. FOURTH ROW: B. J. Morris, D. Morris, L. Mullins, J. Nevels, F. Oakes, J. Otto. FIRST ROW: P. Parchman, F. Petway, L. Prescott, L. Ramsey, J. Redd, B. Redditt. SECOND ROW: F. Riclolphi, D. Rudees, S. Sachs, J. Sarber, B. Scanlancl, A. Schaeffer. Monday night? Industrious juniors THIRD ROW: B. Schnierer, G. Schroeder, B. Schwartz, V. Scott, C. Scrimger, L. Seaton. FOURTH ROW: W. Siler, C. Sims, P. Sitton, T. Skinner, M. Slack, B. L. Sloan. ' ...MW rf,1w:rwWwwm-,arfzvqsguf-nt.-tw.f-vgwzfwgwftmn f--W-.feffffzf2zfw:wgwf1cfaf1-'71--11'Wu'aww'-fiaszfesvfsf 'rw-vw A if-4 'IW 7 FIRST ROW: E. Smith, R. Smith, J. Springfield, D. Stephens, S. Stevens, G. Stewart. SECOND ROW: J. Stewart, M. Stewart, P. Strickland, M. Susskind, N. Sutliff, G. Taylor. l Where are you going, Roy! The Shy Snowman THIRD ROW: E. Terrell, H. Thompson, J. Threefoot, S. Tobin, W. Trusty, R. Twaddle. FOURTH ROW: P. Vance, D. Vincent, S. Von Lackum, N. Waite, J. Walker, E. Wilbanks. M,:g,,,.W,m,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.w,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,. ,,,., .H ,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, .,,...,,. ,V . , ,.., ,,,,.,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,, ,-,f. .--,, . v,.- ,,.WW..a..f-...fix , , M... Mm FIRST ROW: L. Wilbanks, L. Wilkinson, 1. Williams, R. Williams, S. Wilson, M. Winn. SECOND ROW: L. Wood, E. L, Wooley, S. Wyatt. NOT PICTURED: A. Carruthers, D. Frazier, C. Hughes, B. A. Hyde, G. jones, L. Phillips, J. Renfroe, B. Sigmund, D. Stehle. Don't miss! But, Sarge Catch, Marilyn! CLASS OFFICERS -- STANDING, left to right: President, Bill Bessireg Vine-Prexident, Kathy Kern, Chaplain, Harriet Hyde, Hixtorian, jean Farberg Secretary, Danny Weiss. SEATED: Treafurer, Bill Bailey, Sergeant-nz-Army, Tommy Vaughn. Class of '61 FIRST ROW: B. Albright, A. Applebaum, B, Archer, D. Armour, J. Ayres, S. Bacherig, B. Bailey, K. Ballon. SECOND ROW: B. Bessire, J. Black, A. K. Bolton, B. Boone, H. Bowers, N. Brown, C. Browning, H. Calhoun. THIRD ROW: W. Carter, L. Cheely, J. Chew, L. Clough, J. Cobb, M. F Crawford, D. Crenshaw, T. Deaton. A ' ':s-w,- 'mlm-S gig hw- .f,:-f.1f..,:fw1i:flS?s:z4a ef ffmii:sw:fe,:Qfwwff. , W FIRST ROW: J. Donelson, B. Dover, L. Doyle, J, Dulin, L. Duren, B. Earngey, D. Eden, L. Evans. SECOND ROW: M. Ezernieks, C. Ezzell, K. Fairless, J. Farber, J. Ferguson, P. Ferguson, M. K. Fernandez, J. Fink. THIRD ROW: L. Fite, A. Frank, J, Gaines, J. Gallrnan, S. Garber, R. Garner, M. Gates, G. Gibson. FOURTH ROW: V. Gilkey, M. Glassman, W. Gooch, L. Goudy, P. Grant, E. Grashot, B. Green, C Hale. FIFTH ROW: B. Hall, C. Hamilton, J. W. Harris, S. Harrison, A. Harwood, L. Heidelberg T. Henderson, B. Hesselbein. SIXTH ROW: S. Hoffman, 'H. Holladay, E. Holt, O. Hooker, S Horton, T. Howell, H. Hyde, C. Jameson. f Z.'2 :x:i-:iwNffillfiieiY-24f2YiiSiP2gi?Le1f2'Hi saFQ15,,:?iL?Lz'?.-ZELFEKM-J il-5553 'zlmiv-S -'f'T , FIRST ROW: C. joachimi, P. johnson, -I. Johnston, P. Jones, J. Jurbergs, C. Kasselberg, K. Kern, S. Koontz. SECOND ROW: J. Kuykendall, M. Landis, H. Landstreet, J. Learned, E. Led- better, I. Lichterman, P. Lieberman, W. Livaudais. THIRD ROW: T. Loberg, P. Long, A. Lowry, F. Lynn, D. Maiden, A. Marshall, J. Mason, S. Matthews. FOURTH ROW: G. Maxey, M. McCooI, K. McDonald, D. McKinney, P. McMick1e, C. McVean P. Miles, S. Mixon. FIFTH ROW: J. Moore, D. Morgan, A. Morris, J. Morrison, R. Moskovitz R. Moskowitz, M. Myers, J. Myracle. SIXTH ROW: J. Nash, H. Nason, B. Neiman, J. New combe, B. Niell, H. Oliver, M. Ostner, R. Otto. mq:i.f1.fv.:rz may ws aff.-gr --me-mx: Q, -zfv,e:..wf,:fg.-mzrgivvasxfssraz.fegagsifiifaa simzfeisieffsfifferigtiii FIRST ROW: V. Parotte, L. A. Parrish, I.. Patey, S. Pearson, E. Peete, J. Pepper, G. A. Pope, B Quekemeyer. SECOND ROW: I. A. Rafferty, H. Ramsey, J. Redditt, T. Reed, R. Renfroe, M. B Richardson, D. Ricke, S. Riker. THIRD ROW: D. Roberts, H. Robins, E, Rogers, C. Rond, H. Rush T. Sanders, L. Scheinberg, F. Scott. FOURTH ROW: J. Seabold, D. Seay, M. L. Shapiro, S. Sheffield, E. Shrewsbury, T. Sippel, R. Smith, S. Smith. FIFTH ROW: B. Sprott, P. Starck, L. Starnes, R. Stein, B. Strong, G. Stuart, H. Sullivan, C. Sumner. SIXTH ROW: G. Tate, T. Teesdale, F. Thomas, S. Thomas, G. Todd, T. Vaughn, B. Walker, D. Walker. I ,M K.. . f. faggaii. , f. f Q' . ,.fguw:,gs5p :tg-gn yigauy., 151: .ggwfw .3 fr., 1 f If f All-il-1731-I-.L-fi!Q7i:fii2 f I, 5 11- r 2-YQSW1' f'k:M1'l!-Egifffif' FIRST ROW: R. Walker, S. Wallace, J. Washington, H. Watkins, M. Weeks, D. Weiss, J. West K. Wilkins. SECOND ROW: H. Williams, K. Williams, P. Williams, S. Williams, T. Williams C. Wilson, J. Wilson, R. Wood. THIRD ROW: J. Yager, L. Young, B. Zollinger. NOT PICTURED J. Anderson, A. Bradford, J. Forrester, G. Green, D. Griffin, D. Maiden, J. Schorr, W. Turnbow W. Wilkinson. Scramble ! I won't march, Sarge! Whatcha got, Paul? Alley-oop! s 1 Junior min Co JEAN JEFFERSON High Jean is crowned Queen. Another run for East! f 1 ' jfkgiilligl 1 K AL , . f L E as .a .11 af- E 5 .tam MQW '--- l m '- f - ' Q, .. X CANDIDATES--left to right: Elise McDonald, Gogi White, Jean jefferson, Jane Caldwell, and Sandy Glenn. ing game. Ponies get the ball! Spectators view Homecom- M051 Azhleria STAN MCNEESE and CAROL MONJE funior Higk Friemilieyt CAVETTE CONAWAY and ELISE MCDONALD Favorites Moft Attmclive JEAN JEFFERSON and DENNY KOEHN Moy! Intelligent CAROLYN COUSINS and BOBBY GROUT ss 9-2 FIRST ROW, left to right: Goldstein, K, Gates, C., Fernandez, B., Goodman, B., Dondeville, B., Felts, J., Gilluly, M. J., Fargotstein, S., Glenn, S., Crenshaw, L. SECOND ROW: Draper, J., Ellis, N., Fly, J., Gutman, L., Hapes, B., Farris, J., Ger stenberger, K., Dunavant, M., Francis, J. Fraser, S. THIRD ROW: Faber, R., Grout, J., Gillis, G., Finsness, R., Ezzell, M., Hershman, M., Gibson, B., Henley, T. Garrett, J. FOURTH ROW: Grout, B. Henry, J., Hamilton, J, Dickens, D., Gold- en, T., Frank, B., Hershman, S., Mr. J. V. Dowtin. .22-If 9 9-1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Baum, M., Alder, N., Appelbaum, P., Claypool, D., Crane, C., Baldwin, P., Brown, D., Cobb, C., Bencomo, L., Carey, K. SECOND ROW: Best, J., Addington, F., Calhoun, B., Carpenter, J., Boston, J., Akers, J., Bell, B., Dilworth, A., Cousins, C., Cald- well, J., Brown, C. THIRD ROW: Chand- ler, R., Baine, R., Campbell, J., Awsumb, R., Clement, N., Chism, D., Conoway, C., Coleman, W., De Armey, M. FOURTH ROW: Davie, S., Anderson, J., Bland, R., Bradley, D., Davenport, R., Bundy, B., Allen, B., Mrs. O. Thompson. NOT PICTUREDZ Higgins, J. 9-5 FIRST ROW, left to righ Lawrence, J., Hitt, S., Kin J., Heron, J., Hatcher, B., low, P., Harmel, L. SEQ t: Haspel, S sey, C., Kahn Laws, P., Har OND ROW gaseph, H., Hollie, B., Kroell, E., H d ., Jackson, M., Jefferson, J., Kidd, Humphrey, J., Malda, L., Johnson, THIRD ROW: McNeese, S Maddox, McKnight, R., McRae, B., Morgan, Lowenthal, J., Hurbergs, A FOURTH ROW: Ledbetter R., Minga, L., Jackson, J., Mendius, R., Koehn, D., Moyse, B. NOT PICTURED: Johnson , R., Lebovitz Morgan J Hoffman, D Mr. Akins 9-4 FIRST ROW, left to right: McConnell, S. Levin, M., McCormack, J., Scott, S., Plum- lee, A., Patterson, B., Levy, H., Marlowe, N., Martin, D, SECOND ROW: Malone, C., Nichols, S. J., Marley, A., Monje, C. McDonald, E., Sheffield, A., Milligan, M J., Nichols, J., Nelson, C., Richbourg, M THIRD ROW: Stewart, G., Perel, R. Stephens, P., Sofge, A., Stewart , G. THIRD ROW: Schroeder, L., Nickol, M., Ostner, J., Taylor, G., Ripley, J., Sissman, A., Tashie, P., Shelton, F., Silverman, R., Mrs. Martin. NOT PICTURED: Edmiston, O., Paul. L. 4 Patterson, R., Pleasant, E., Nolan, L.: 8-I FIRST ROW, left to right: Bryant, S., McCormack, S., Williams, J., Smith, S., Anderson, P., Batten, J., Seessel, L., Clif- ton, S. SECOND ROW: Lamb, M., Ren- froe, M., Evans, L., Davidson, L., Mason C., Goudy, S., Tutwiler, L., Allen, P. THIRD ROW: Joest, J., Hays, P., Stroupe, D., Bowden, P., Montgomery, J., Roden- baugh, L., Cox, A., Gadberry, M., Kirk, T. FOURTH ROW: McNeill, E., Holland K., Argo, J., Calamis, J., Ragland, J., Edi miston, J., Simmons, G., Mrs. Reimers. NOT PICTURED: Phillips, J., Nash, P: 1 Bingham, B. 9-5 FIRST ROW, left to right: Smith, J., Slater, J., Wheat, P., White, L., Speed, R., Shepard, M., Williams, B., Wagner, L., Wallace, S., Sheffield, S. SECOND ROW: Tutor, P., Weatherford, T., Strassner, M., Slack, V., Sieher, C. A., Sheffield, L., Van Valkeburgh, G., Talbert, D., Thomas, S. THIRD ROW: Walker, G., Williams, T., White, R., Wallace, W., Thompson, R., Wilson, R., Taylor, P., Welch, J., Thomas, C. FOURTH ROW: Underwood, P., Toch- en, M., Ward, E., Williams, C., Turnbull, N., White, R., Ware, L., Mrs. Seeley. -3? -1 S: I i11 iii 8-3 FIRST ROW, left to right: Farnham, D., Crane, D., Puryear, A., Castellaw, K., Sims, B., Miller, S., Davis, L., Levi, B Webb, J., Scarborough, P., Manning, K. Davies, D., Wright, M., Branyan, C., Dan iel, M., Weil, G. THIRD ROW: Crosth Wait, J., Klitzner, M., Morris, J., Mathes, T., Gardner, A., Hehmeyer, P., Sisco, D. Calhoun, R., Thomas, R. FOURTH ROW Williams, R., Trenor, C., Maiden, W. MacDonald, D., Bailey, R., Brandon, J. Wiener, L., Mrs. Regan. . -WT SECOND ROW: Springfield, M., Hall, C., 4. 8-2 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mahaffey, A., Hunt, J., Rudner, P., Ewart, N., Copeland, J., Nemitz, M. K., Spain, M. P., Young, C, SECOND ROW: Fargotstein, G., Davis, J., Simon, L., Rich, B., Poulter, C., Law- son, V., Grubbs, B. A., Woods, D., Car- penter, B. THIRD ROW: Rhodes, K., Howard, J., Wood P., Sprout, J., Johnson, R., Hough, R., McKnight, J., Hasselle, H., Kern, W. FOURTH ROW: Hubbard, E., Kasselberg, A. G., Bacon, W., Flake, S., Tate, D., Mawk, R., Oliver, K., Wheeler, C., Mrs. Miller. 8-4 FIRST ROW, left to right: Walker, G., Gragg, J., Boston, J., Williams, R., Clin- ton, B., Latham, L., MacDonald, K., Burns M. SECOND ROW: Aleshire, D., Pontius N., Nelson, B., Parker, ., Almond, L. Sowell, B., Matthews, K., rider, S., Shute N., Meeks, M. THIRD ROW: Bone, L. Duren, W., Handwerker, M., Seabrook B., Ramsey, L., Holladay, M., Butler, B. Youngblood, B. FOURTH ROW: Simon ton, J., Biggs, J., Gordon, B., Kirkpatrick C., Poag, J., Hurdle, P., Miller, F., Mrs Webb. NOT PICTURED: Rudees, S., Yar brough, M., Collins, A. s 8-5 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jordan, S. Tillery, N., Wilbanks, P., Yager, S., Nor: vell, D., Moss, J., Bailey, S., Redd, M. SECOND ROW: Lichterman, L., Crockett, S., Marks, L., Schnierer, J., Eiland, J. Chambers, M., Sims, P., Stehle, B., Fern andez, L. THIRD ROW: Martin, M., Bol ton, S. Hilton ,Bri s L. Youn L , ,J- gg, Q g, .5 Turley, D., Chafetz, S., Livauclais, D. FOURTH ROW: Parelius, R., Fowler, D. Tual, I., Baker, R., Tual, B., Sisco, P. Johnson, S., Crump, W., Mrs. Avent. 7-1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Stafford, D., Twaddle, R., Hall, J., Wiley, J., King, D., johnson, T., Wilson, B., Ramsay, R., Bu- ford, J., Mclain, G. SECOND ROW: Nor- thern, B., Dean, M., Felts, E., Rose, M., Echols, G.: Gage, G., Awsumb, J., Levin, M., Bolton, G. THIRD ROW: Groom, C., Hooker, A., Eggleston, -I., Turner, E., Lloyd, J., Sowell, S., Mayer, B. FOURTH ROW: Combs, C., Rowe, E., Batton, H., Brown, C., Owen, J., Prescott, P., White, S., Abraham, D., Mrs, Clement. 8-6 FIRST ROW, left to right: Wilder, G. Chase,'B., Reid, B., Peiser, I., Gates, L. Murrah, S., Thrasher, D., Marks, N. Yancy, B. SECOND ROW: Lucy, W., Er win, R., Koontz, B., Zollinger, R., Barba D., Schorr, G., Brown, E., Welner, A. Smith, S. THIRD ROW: jones, J., De Gregory, J., Walls, D., Bonds, J., Brown D., Balzen, D., Smith, J., Williams, J. McDonald, B. FOURTH ROW: Pickey, A., Hamishon, L., Collier, M., Vaughn R., Hitchings, W., Garner, B., Mrs. Cagle, NOT PICTURED: McCormick, J., Hicks R., Mercer, R. -Hi321s H 'I' 7-3 FIRST ROW, left to right: Angelo, C., Learned, J., Hall, P., Devlin, G., Cohen, Brownin T Boswell Milburn B 1.5 g, -5 , J-9 , - S. SECOND ROW: Williams, J., Slack, L., Purvis, D., Patterson, C., Flaitz, M., Sartin, S., Stokes, V., Ware, J. THIRD ROW Stephens, M., Miller, C., Rick, D., Carrier, J., Smith, K., Gerstenberger, B., Finsness, K. FOURTH ROW: Purvis, B., King, P. Pierce, R., Lieberman, M., Brody, D. Bacon, J., Dowling, R. NOT PICTURED Owen, G., Shaw, C., Miss Keith. 7-2 FIRST ROW, left to right: Browning, M., Haimsohn, C., Biggs. C., Wilbanks, P., McCool, J., Patterson, D., Killebrew, J., Misho, L. SECOND ROW: Wachter, P., Davis, D., Pund, B., Fink, M., Sparber, D., Vookles, C., Abraham, T., Amos, R., Bach J. THIRD ROW: Jordan, D., Williams, C., Gardner, P., King, J., Harvey, B., Karchmer, H., Parker, M., Ellis, M., Mc- Knight, L. FOURTH ROW: Linebarger, D., Carey, T., Ziskind, S., Feltus, E., Levine, K., Strickland, S., Starratt, C., Rowland, S., Miss Chess. : 7-4 i FIRST ROW, left to right:Young, J., Dix- on, C., Lerner, L., Winsett, J., Hale, J., Bruno, C., McMillan, P., Miller, J. SEC- OND ROW: Austin, B., Scanland, S., Freeman, J., Warren, K., Bratton, B., Pearson, S., Riddle, R., Terrell, L. THIRD ROW: Skinner, B., Karchner, C., Brown, C., Kinkle, C., Companiotte, J., Fleming, R., Williams, R., Lindsey, P., Duffel, W. FOURTH ROW: Thomas, L., Hettinger, M., Miller, B., Estes, L., Gilluly, J., Gurley, K., Wallace, F., Mr. Tatom. 7-5 FIRST ROW, left to right: Morgan, S., Pierce, S., Levi, M., Cheely, N., Wirt, C., Barber, E., Maddox, L., Dowell, B. SEC- OND ROW: Nichols, R., Robinson, E., Hickey, M., Thomas, D., Schwappach, S., Bray, D., Futrell, L., Binswanger, R. THIRD ROW: Leffler, R., Richbourg, H., Smith, L., Johnson, B., Bell, G., Wetzel, R., Atkinson, G., Kiersky, J. FOURTH ROW: Farber, D., Guenther, J., Crawford, J., Duncan, J., Turner, B., Brownstein, F., Ford, R., Wilson, B., Mr. Frye. 7-6 FIRST ROW, left to right: Layman, L. A. Mahorney, A., Kasselberg, D., Trim, L. Garrison, L., Cohen, G., Shelton, M. J. Plyler, T. SECOND ROW: Groskind, J. Brashear,S., Ross, J., Lewis, A., Nations D., Weiss, B., Edrniston, B., Wren, S. Carter, T. THIRD ROW: Dickenson, M. Bright, J., Biggs, C., Plunk, M., Hoffman R., Williams, L., Watson, R., Mitchell D., Wetzel, J. FOURTH ROW: Thornton J., O'Donnell, E., Wilkins, M., Endicott W., Brand, J., Hix, R., Wilson, J., Har- mel, B. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Taylor. 7-7 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dowdy, J., MC- Fadden, T., Marberiy, C., Ogle, L., Rossen, K., Brown, A., Jenne, W., Livaudais, M. SECOND ROW: Hotchkiss, D., Wright, L., West, L., Smith, M., Troth, S., Barrett, M. R., Gassaway, D., Pope, L., Ledbetter, J. THIRD ROW: Law, S., Smith, K., Everett, J., Helgemo, R., Kelso, D., Craw- ford, R., Neiman, J., Brown, J., Lowrance, E. FOURTH ROW: Tivers, L., Cox, M., Dumas, D., Kahn, L., Mullins, R., Glass- man, R., Fletcher, D., Wilson, K., Mrs. Taylor. a 1 a 1 : Features G I Tflf A . A- 'x 1 u I 1'.. . 'f M' J x 1 ' v, ' ' v - n ' ,, . xt l1l,1 -r 11' u IVA .f.1'l ig' X ll 1 Q ' ' - M n ,UI Os 11 Q 'v flux ' . 1 .. . V, X ,- . -- ' u , , ' . v . H . Q A I K v '7',! 1' A-- . ' s' 2-. 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M, - , ,f N .. - I I s ' V A X ' K x X 6 in N I , ' 4 -'I A l 4 1 lf,.'J-.., lists 4 LOUIS WEEKS HLZZZ 4 MILLICENT WYATT Best All-Around Fame Best Citizens HEATHER MATHIEU DAN POAG RONNIE BOROD MARTHA SIMON Hall Most Likely to Succeed fFame Most Intellectual PEGGY ROARK DALE RICHARDSON JULE PITTS ROBERT AGNEW Hall 4 Most Attractive Fame Mgst RONNIE DAVIS Athletic DONNA LOCKE TOMMY WILSON Hall SHERRY MOORE F riendliest F Fame Wittiest KAY VALVIK CHARLES SAFLEY Hugh Harwood Gay Morris Bob Borda Uutsa Ser jimmy Tackett Jack Fisher riding QTS Bill Harwood Pat Noel jim Reardon Andrea Lynn William Loewenberg 0 . 211,33 19563 Football ,ueen Q is . Millicent Wyatt u I Xe Candidates for ueen jane Dowdy - Nancy lizcll Donna Locke ' Heather Mathieu W Gay Morris O Queen Millie receives her crown from Hugh and her roses from Mr. Poag, President of the Booster's Club. Umm . . . that spaghetti surely was good. Football Queen Candidates pose at the Student Council's Red 'and Gray dance Friday night after the game. 18 som. I Z 72 1958 East High Football Queen Candidates and their Queen, Miss Millicent Wyatt. Linda Newell, Sidna Brower, and Pat Noel help Mr. Newell distribute prizes after thespaghetti supper. Our cheerleaders lead an enthusiastic crowd in a yell for the Mustangs. Senior Cl Stzzelenzf Direelor .,,,,,, ,,,.,,,. G ary Pagels 6 AMY l Slage Manager ..,......A......,, .... V,,,, S ue Wnst CAST Mr. Whiiefide ......,..,,.,.,,.7..,.,7,, Dick Holladay Mr. Stanley ,.,, ..,..,.,...., .. . David Bryant Mrs. Stanley ,,,.,.. , ,,,,,,.,w Betty Austin jane Stanley ,,,,....,,,,,,V. .7,,,v. L Ouisfi LiVaudaiS Richard Stanley ...,... l7.,,Y,7l, C harles Safley john lll7,lll,, . ..... Randall Ferguson Sarah VVl.VV7......VVl. ..,,7n......,n P atia Young M251 Preen ..,.,....nv..n,n.. ,,7,n. S herry Moore Maggie Calzfler ,,,.oo .....,o, S usan Seymour Dr. Bradley ,,o,..,,.7,.....u,,. William Loewenberg Mrs. Hopewell ..,iiii,,,,iu,u,,,,uu,e,..,. Toni Madden Mfr. Dexter ,lld,,...7,,.dYw.,, ,l,o,Y,.d,,l G ay Morris Mrs. McCzztrloe0n ,,or.. ,,i,v,,, L inda Grout Harriet Stanley ...,,r, .rr,o M iriam Farber feffermn ...,.. rr...i.... J im Reardon Give UP, LOU - ameg they are all such lovers 1 , I.:- Put me down, Banlol Play ame to Dinner Come on y'al1-we haverft got all day! Sfmdy ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,. ji mmy Tackett Lorraine ,, .,......7 ..7,, H eather Mathieu C offette ..........., .,.. .,7 7...,..,.,... L inda Newell Dr. Mezftz ,,,,.... .,,..l,.,. R onnie Rich Bfzzzja l,,7.7,7,,.,.... .....,lll,7l, I ack Fisher Beverly ,,,,,,.,.........,Yw........ ,...... J immy Branch Plaifzclaflaef Man .,7,.. .,..... W ayne johnson Wercolt ......w..... ....V,w,,,,,,,,,,,7 I oe Davis Dgpyfy ,,,,,iii,,,,,, ..,V. 1 immy johnson Cvfwifff . ,..l ii...,......ll B ill Harwood Hugh Harwood f Lewis Trotter l Mr. Whiteside is steamed up as usual. Expreffmfzfz ,,s,,.,,,...,.............,.i,,, Ames Guyton Radio Teclafzirimzr ...,. e,..,,...... I immy Carey jimmy Hinkel Parking Problems ? ? Smile, Gordon! ! Honorable Mopsy ! Annual Staff Talent Smiling f??j Seniors Register C15-' Too Much Monkey Business! Trouble is my middle name!! Q Boy! What an interesting English class Middle age spread? s Lg if Wlhat a dreamer l l S is is Eli Q in 5 It looks like Jule has Bill all sewed up '!11:.-'ei mfffzsl 5516 Y J Q 109 YW, von A sakes' YA X39 ieed Don't get those lines crossed C :C Sw eplng :nec What do you want-a purple heart? Kream Kastle Kids He's feeling his Cheerios I , ' 1' Dick iikeS new forms of e aucgkbix Freshman girls at hen-party Mutt and jeff M151 UB Sue is enjoying her second childhood x 095' , L L Xcax is twig ,,gnvlF OO xw C 2 heads are better than 1 The line-up! ! Serious Moments Honor Society Induction Junior Class Popularity Contest winners-Marilyn Stewart and Spence Wilson i i l l r Polio Chairmen-Tommy Wilson, Jule Pitts, and Sandy Glenn Delegates to Southern Association of Student Councils Convention--Jule Pitts, Gene McIntosh, Charles Safley, Spence Wilson R.O.T.C. Dinner New members of Quill and Scroll are inducted. Mathieu and Dan Poag. Winner of Commercial Appeal High School Newswriting Contest-Dale Richardson. Boys' and Girls' State Representatives Heather Senior Honors Merit Scholarship Award Semi-finalists-Linda Lyle, Peggy Roark, Andrea Lynn, Toni Madden, Joe Davis, David Bryant, Louis Weeks, Dale Richardson, Bob Borda. Winner of junior Chamber of Commerce Award for Heroic Duty-Jimmy Hinkle. C D.A,R. Citizenship Award-Millicent Wyatt. ivitan Citizenship Award-Louis Weeks. Spogts 0 0 O O 0 O C! UQ Us QQ O 3 iii M-Jilin JIMMY JOHNSTON Senior-Back Johnston proved to be an asset when the team needed him most. THOMAS FABER Senior- Tackle Good size and ability made The Eye a good lineman through the past season. Could play college football. BILL BESSIRE Saplaomore-End Goose, an exceptionally tal- ented pass receiver, should come around next season and be one of East's best ball players. 88 RONNIE DAVIS Senior-Back Cavemouth came into his own dur- ing the latter part of the year. His play will be missed in the future. LOUIS TROTTER Senior-Tackle Red Man's offensive and defensive play made him one of our outstanding linemen. DAN POAG Senior-Back Poag was invaluable to the East 11 with his speed and stop and go style. He could pick up those yards when we needed them most. Varsity LOUIS WEEKS Senior-Center Big 6' 2 is one of the best linebackers in the league. His blocking on the middle guard assured gains every time. LARRY WEISS Senior-Guard Larry was one of the scrappiest guards we had. A small but mighty man. He will be greatly missed. ROY TWADDLE junior-Guard Roy has good speed and is very aggressive. Should add a lot of power to the team next year. HUGH HARWOOD Senior-End Kidney's outstanding kicking and his brilliant pass receiving kept us out of many tight spots. ROBERT AGNEW Senior-Back Laing, a New Mexican transfer, showed real brilliance with his passing. Should be remembered. DAVID WEBB Senior- Guard Poppa, a transformed halfback, had size and speed which enabled him to tear up many opponents. Letterman HENRY HATHAWAY Senior-Guard Henry was a very valuable reserve who could fill the gap. JIMMY TACKETT Senior-Back Hero's excellent running was amply demonstrated by his high scoring record. BILL HARWOOD Senior-Back Little Brother showed real ability and enthusiasm. He was exceptional-ly fast and elusive. MIKE GOODMAN Senior-Center Mike handled most of the of- fensive work and played defen- sive halfback. His snapping on the punts was invaluable. YVERIVIUND SUGGS Senior- End Wermund's experience at end will be greatly missed next year. He played some valuable ball for East. GENE CARLISLE junior- End The Basket will be around another year to lend his ability to the East 11 GRADY JONES Ju1i'ia1'fTackle ' Grady showed much promise during the season. He should prove to be a mainstay in the line next. TERRY GRAVES fll7Zi07'wT3.Ckl6 Terry had several outstanding games. He was a vicious tackler and should be a benefit to the team next year. JOHN PEPPER Sophomore-Guard John is a real hustler and per- haps the most aggressive boy on the football team. 90 EDWIN HOLT S0pla0m0reATackle Edwin has gained valuable experience which he will be able to use to great advantage next year. KEITH WILLIAMS Sophamore-Back Keith was used extensively on defense this year and did a bang-up job. Watch this boy next year. Not Pictured: JIMMY DUFFEL, BILL EARNGEY, BOBBY SCANLAND, DANNY WEISS, CHET WILSON. Varsity Letterm JOHNNY SARBER junior-Back Sarber started showing real promise toward the end of the season. He will be an asset to the team next year. TOMMY SANDERS S0Pl707770I'8A-BZICIC Tommy played good football all sea- son and should be better next fall. He likes it rough. TOMMY HODGES juni0r4End Tommy's ability to mix it up with anyone and his love of hard knocking make him a valuable asset to any team. QTL A if K 1 . -fi 1 i- A ' 55 5? '-fl'1'g2i1511'ff ss., 4 , T - , K ' , J., ,V-Qg?5,Qma,,g11as5jf1s,,.gsggi1g2,.'L4k , 1 - . -. ' ,, , , . ,,,, . ' Z,,iq.?g,,, , ,525 - -f 1 j ., . f ,si fg,:w.,- was ' .5 ye.-X92-fi:,.:a,.1'g.z2s..Q: f fu.. . . - , 1 , I , .5553 5 J ,,, 5 ' ' ' 3 '5f5,'1f5,Q-f A 'ffisfg -133i A g -.-k -..Lw.-N 52547. : Q 1 f- 1- ' ang, g,n-A f A .els A 1 A . snrl . ,mm . .K . -,k. , ? A A 'Ami '7't'f?f'-5'f'4if'Z?5l- :IV ' 'iikfiff ' F if We . 1 yy., 5 :G f .g,iggj2,gg2:,EiQfg:,5, 5-Q., jimi TEAM HONORS C I C '-,, ' 4 .vm- COACH HOLLAND COACH PATTERSON JIMMY TACKETT Press Scimiter-Second Team Defense Commercial Appeal-Honorable Mention LOUIS WEEKS Commercial AppealLSecond Team RONNIE DAVIS Commercial Appeal-Honorable Mention TOMMY HODGES Commercial Appeal-Third Team COACH WELCH COACH GERMANY BOTTOM: L. Young, H. Hathaway, L. Weiss, H. Harwood, B. Harwood, R. Agnew, L. Trotter, D. Webb, L. Weeks, T. Hodges, D. Poag, J. Tackettf SECOND: B. Walker, D. Weiss, T. Graves, M. Goodman, J. Sarber, T. Faber, R. Davis, T. Sanders, K. Wilkins, C. Wilson, J. Johnston. THIRD: A. Morris, J. Brunson, B. Earney, G. Pope, G. Carlisle, B. Bessire, R. Twaddle, E. Holt, F. Lynn, B. Archer, B. Humphreys. TOP: H. Sullivan, J. Gammon, H. Thompson, T. Vaughn, D. Stevens, B. Zollinger, G. Tate, G. Pepper, J. Duffel, W. Suggs, B. Scanland, J. Newcombe. East Completes inth Full On August 25, 1958, the East High MUS- TANGS started two weeks of grueling, summer practice. An unprepared East ll met the Whiz Kids from Catholic High on September 11 and were defeated 41-6 by this champion- ship contender. Bartlett, the County runner up, was tough but not tough enough as the MUS- TANGS romped to a 6-0 victory. On October 3, a greatly improved East High team met the mighty South Side Scrappers and fought them on equal terms for three quarters before suc- cumbing to the runners-up in the Prep League. The following week Erayser caught East off- balance and slipped by for a 12-O victory. East played Humes and CBI-IS in the two games 7 - s ,. W Q Z ' ' -, ' ages sewn-f f-' -H ' preset. 4- wtyww X W E' tt 1 1 Mis 1 Wie at ,W 1 '1 -- -.m s me F f V A f- ..,,. , . ps U' Ears.: ri, f1r,.,E?f' f Ns. fa M: -- :. s- y: S K '- V agen are . .: its ,: 7,m, r V- ff - - ,. ,,.. ,, .,w,,,Wm,m,,,,,,,V is W Q l ,, .V 5 nr Egg wise W ata f ,a i ,R . S is Ilia :' . -5 , fl f ' f 4: 'cr has . Q QQXSZ' Tie '- ,V M Q, ri, A - S' S i5'f7? -JH' -arg. ' L4 .it .,.. W , , . . su W V53 Season in Prep League that followed and were decisively conquered. Ain't Gonna Fly No More was our battle cry but proved not to be adequate as we lost 33-7 to Treadwell. Messick and Central proved too strong as is demonstrated by 27-14 and 59,0 scores. East closed their ninth full season in the Prep League with a decisive victory over Tech. Senior standouts in the line include David Webb, Louis Weeks, Hugh Harwood, Thomas Faber, Mike Goodman, Larry Weiss, Henry Hathaway, Louis Trotter, Wermund Sugg. Outstanding senior backs include Bill Harwood, Robert Agnew, jimmy Tackett, Ronnie Davis, and Dan Poag. A 1 L f 1. Q ' .... ,eff 'F' G sf A , V uqj, N, ' ' f:,g,:7ss'eswf,' Wes:-s -get-:L :ZE ' - ' .,.. z..,.2.,.,.,t ..,.,,,, 1, g,5 1ff' f - ,,,. , --If . T' H 1 ssee Q at 's va ,,.' ,, tey 1 A - , ,,5:,,.g,,j,:::,Q rmsyzig- . HN' - Q1 'f' Q- J. 'Q -I fl.: 'S ff.,: f iat T' . , ' 1-fs, il if sss '- s Above: G-O-O-D414-ufc-k. Aw, come on, girls Above, left: Mustang Chant -it's another lively pep meeting. Below, left: I don't understand. Oh, it's a skit CD. enior High KAY VALVIK 1 year DONNA LOCKE MILLICENT WYATT, Captain 2 years 3 years -22 Fifa vi 1 ' W - J .Q .. X 'N ' ii ,lf 'iz A ' . ,,. X .W ef. , .,., , ,. K Lg, .. . - , YY,,Y, ' F . ' fi-3351: - , 1s:?'fsa.1:. ' 1' 'j' J .1 ' f::.::-:jQ3::.'.,:g f ' Q , ml .tt ,, -5--,ff,:,1,v21ifg3.gfwx1 szgepwfagez fa-f., '-'- 5 :mirssil pifiiftfis iffswfss 5 wwf-2'Z5lf2Vi :ff I ,g igsizffjeifsfzgfwgfxgg,Q25 1 ,nil' 2s'i.sawbsYms3s?1ei?fsis - .fir354221:-'gisf:iEfQSag2i5ffili - A f ,eve-Q ,leg-:stew sw ,fwfr mffl- 14Us?sf-:fits , wie E1 I ,rr,, rg, ggiigvakgwxfifefgslefwwigiswis 1 wgfs'1?1fv,'gf'f3Qg2Sggi1 ggfif .124 s1,:,wam.Q,W,s:s,f ,-,-r X it .-- 7 w,-Iv ,- my - fm1s.Q.z,.w,41f1f -,aw 1 -. -1? -wffx-r-1 at--A ---' if wwf ina . -- Jil E.:-vf.' L if ' 1-YES? 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East Secom The East 5 had another great season this year as they finished a strong second in Prep League play. With consistent high scoring and an invincible defense, the Mustangs thwarted almost all opposition. Standout seniors on this year's squad were All-Memphis David Gibby Gibson, Ronnie Davis, and Mike Goodman. .-Wd, ........fs? eYsEL.g.,. ..., WW..,Ma,smi:xm?aua1:ss:,r.rmf'-,Q ' -rvfwff ' .iff Q 1 MB Team Scores We They Team We 54 43 Treaclwell ........ ....... 4 O 5 6 2 5 South Side ..... ...... 3 6 60 44 Kingsbury ........ ....... 4 5 27 38 Messick ........ ....... 4 0 50 9 Humes ..... ....... 5 6 64 38 Frayser ......... ....... 4 6 5,0 20 Tech ................ ....... 5 8 48 1 5 Catholic ............. ...... 3 8 39 49 White Station ....... ....... 6 1 47 45 CBHS ................ ....... 4 1 45 45 Central ........................................ 34 League Record-Won 14, Lost 3 Season Record-Won 14, Lost 3 They 43 37 47 35 27 41 20 51 31 50 35 They 63 '6A', Team Scores They 5 3 45 30 55 35 39 51 53 53 39 43 31 44 55 45 44 53 64 Team We Treadwell ...... ,,.,.,,, 4 6 South Side ....... ....... 6 1 Kingsbury ..... ..,,,,., 5 5 Messick ...... ,..,..,. 8 6 Humes ........ ....,,,, 7 7 Frayser ......, ,,,',,,,. 5 2 Tech .............. ,,,.,,,, 6 7 Catholic .........., ,,,.,,. 8 4 White Station ...... ..,..... 4 7 CBHS ..........,.....................,,,,..,. 57 Central ..........,.,,,..,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 58 League Record-Won 19, Lost 3 Season Record-Won 19, Lost 4 Senior High MB Team 37 61 49 FIRST ROW: G. Taylor, K. Kays, R. Twacldle, J. Sarber. SECOND ROW: G. McIntosh, K. Wilkins, B, Eamgey. THIRD ROW: S. Wilson, T. Sippel. I00 Golf 5 HUGH HARWOOD HAL HOLLADAY l Team DICK HOLLADAY BILL HARWOOD Left to right: Ben Weeks, Hugh Harwood, Dick Holloday, Hal Holladay, Bill Harwood. TOP, land, left to right: M. C. Dowling, K. K ,.. if Criss, J. Johnston, K. Wilkins, R. Twaddle, F. Hiatt, H. Rush, B. Bessire. BOTTOM, left to right:W. Smith, B.Scan ays, R. Cain, G. Mclntosh, D. Poag. wx' .f N 2' 'x .fl - V V? 'wifi c 5. .sf .2 7 M a l i a A K 1 ,- ' 1 ff' 'L i istw '2 ' till , 'W -, f . ' . ,. g 5, . . -f Mft ni , rm . Qlgjygf d- - -f E 'li 1 ff u p ,Eff - iii . F fam...-ff: f 'it - i w E 2 it 1, ii W ff 5 i ,f Wg 1l S5 - ' ,f' , ' l02 TOP ROW: J. Johnston, L. Trotter, R, Williams, J. Gammon, H. Harwood, A. Guyton, R. Agnew. BOTTOM ROW: J. Davis, W Suggs, G. Collins, A. Kaiser, L. Chase, B. Borda. Track Team wimmin Team Left to right: H. Winkelman, L. Weiss, M. Goodman, J. Hinkle, W. Suggs, L. Chase T ' enms Team Left to right: R. Borod, D. Gibson, L. Weeks. Flashbacl-cs Football Banquet Stalwart Defense Co-Captains Football The Huclclle Most Valuable Players 1 W Go Ponies l05 BOTTOM: D. Koehng W. Wallace, E. Ward, B. Frank, L. Minga, D. Bradley, R. McKnight, S. Davie, N. Clement, D. McDonald, R Chandler. SECOND: H. Maddox, P. Underwood, J. Welch, M. Ezzell, H. Williams, J. Campbell, J. Hamilton, R. Thompson, W. Cole- man, B. Faber, S. McNeese. THIRD: B. Wilson, R. Lebovitz, M. Nickols, C. Williams, D. Dickens, B. Fowler, R. Finsness, J. Poag J. Higgins, J. Carrier, G. Walker. TOP: J. Meyer, N. Turnbull, B. Vaughan. gyiilf i 'Q ,swag -3X5a,a,3 as 5 aa , lf. , .,. .,. -,Q , A ,Q ., . ,gg-,V 3,--ma, - ,fs-,.,f, . f -1gi:?1:.!-igiffflflflifc f'f5'ff'ff- O 'Qi -Qixii - -i'-':.,5gn,e .'.e-1:-:'1r-Q-ffm,za2p,,a'.4:?- if AW'-V 'J N :Q - - ' -X 5 'Y-L-.z . K K 2 5 . 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COACH HORTON We Teamf They 32 White Station ........ ,.,,,, 2 7 40 Sherwood ......... ,,,.,, 2 8 30 Hollywood ..... ,,,,, 1 8 30 Kingsbury ........ ,,,,,,, 2 8 29 Sniowden ....... ,,,,,, 2 8 63 West Frayser ..... ..,,,. 1 7 24 Colonial ....... ,,.,., 5 5 42 Bellevue ...,... ,,,,,, 2 4 28 Catholic ......... ,,,,,,, 1 3 We Team: 21 C. B. C. 32 Fairview 24 Longview 25 Messick ....... 44 Humes .. 48 Gragg ...... 39 Frayser .. 42 Southside 29 Training Welch hits for two! They 23 44 43 50 27 10 40 36 35 Junior High CCB Team pg TOP, left to right: B. Garner, M. Hettinger, S. Chafetz, P. Hays. BOTTOM, left to right: S. Bolton, W. Maiden, J. Poag, D. McDonald DEDICATION This year's sports staff would like to dedicate this half page to Coach Frank Horton, an outstanding man as well as coach. Through his extended efforts, the junior high sports have flourished mightily. November saw the close of an outstanding football season when they rornped to the Eastern Division Championship. The ponies lost a Heartbreaker to the tough Fair- view junior High for the city championship. A We consider Coach Horton's season outstanding, and We Wish him continued success. May all his endeavors turn out as well as in 1959. IIO Side straddle hop. i i if T S9 Who gets the tip? They also serve who only stand and wait. MISS CHESS Advisor Actwmes 00 0 0 0 U O Ou O QQ f. ,Q , 'TI-Jl,iL917fi?633i tuclent Council COMMISSIONER OF TRAFFIC Patia Young PRESIDENT Louis Weeks COMMISSIONER OF ACTIVITIES Spence Wilson BOYS' VICE-PRESIDENT GIRLS' VICE-PRESIDENT COMMISSIONER Charlie SHHCY J ulie Pitts COMMISSIONER- OF SANITATION Gene McIntosh ADVISOR Mrs. L. Vollmer AT-LARGE Marilyn Stewart JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' VICE-PRESIDENT BOYS' VICE-PRESIDENT Sandy Glenn jimmy Groutt MONITORS-FIRST ROW, left to right: Bloom, Hamm, Locke, Ed- wards, Maury, Livaudais, Brower, Lyle, Ezell, Boyer, Greaves, Vookles, Taylor. SECOND ROW: johnson, Duke, Theurer, Newell, Connelly, Grubbs, Tutwiler, Karnowsky, Fran- sioli, Hood, Bach, Coleman. THIRD ROW: Wilson, Tackett, Reardon, Agnew, Goodman, Weiss, Faber, Ferguson, Rich, Dixon. FOURTH ROW: Winkelman, Holladay, Rob- erts, Scyster, Wheat, Essary, Bar- nett, Grisham, Marks, Threefoot, Morris, Ferguson, Gibson. - '--- mmmmmfw-ame:aw:,eswmw:wiwaf+r.eweaw.w-1wanszwafomsaaaaaamswasfm'wfsu:aeesfzeEwf REPRESENTATIVES - FIRST ROW, left to right: Grubbs, Chambers, McCor- mafkf Kern, Hyde, Cousins, Bobblf, Amyx, Roark, Seay, Layman. SECOND ROW: Wilson, Brownstein, Borda, Harvey, johnson, Hettinger, Botton, Faber, Silverman, Hol- land, Baker, Oliver? THIRD ROW: Welch, Roberts, Davie, Smith, joachimi, Ledbetter, Graves, Tackett, Carlisle, Weiss, Holladay, Walker, Editor-In-Chief MARTHA SIMON if . .,,,, f Exchange Editor II6 Sponsor MRS. HEADSTREAM Third Page Editor MARY FRANCES VOOKLES X Picture Editor PATSY KARNOWSKY M smmc, News Editor V PATIA YOUNG Feature Editor X SIDNA BROWER 2 REPORTERS AND BUSINESS STAFF - SEATED, left to fight: Nancy Ezell, Linda l Lyle, Priscilla Strickland, Stephanie Keegan. , fl 'sl 552 in 5 lk 255 ROUNDUP Z il I - L xp: :f1,.:::f: . ' ,.f,, VV,, E - SPOHS Edlfof gif , 1 VW - , RONNIE BOROD 525 'Eg 1, 7 1 152, 53iF::f?s:' as-1 . . Us f ? X I i s sIr,.-r.-fi iiiVi,k,,Mg,ViZ-KI? 1. Zi .kkr , . A Q O , ? I-IT,-:7k5m.2.f,s m DICK HOLLADAY STANDING, left to right: Laney Edwards, ,. Barbara Everett, Gene McIntosh, Roy Twaddle, Copy Editor Nancy Sutliff. DALE y RICHARDSON ,i?R5UiZ- fi aw V. .-,, . 4, f I -:.f. -- -- Assistant I Business Manager Edrtor HAL THOMPSON Copy Editor KAY BARRET Business 4 Manager WILLIAM LOWENBERG I I I !:'.':sf 5 fa-'Y v ga Qia '- if , A . V. ,. ' inf:-'K f--It 'ffiQ.!f, ' -w. Cartoonrst I LINDA WOOD 1 I I Honor Society Leftvto right Sidna Brower Susan Seymour William Lowenberg Bob Borda Dan Poag Patia Young Heather Mathieu, Serremry Andrea Lynn, Trefuurer Dale Richardson, Preyident Betty Austin, Vice-Prexident Shirley Henley Gay Morris Louis Weeks Kay Kalvik jule Pitts Donna Dickens Ronnie Borod Millicent Wyatt uill and Scroll Left to fight Martha Simon, Serrerary Jule Pitts Gay Morris, Prefident Millie Wyatt Heather Mathieu, Vice-Prexideni Ronnie Borod Sidna Brower Dan Poag Wiiliam Lowenberg Bob Borda, Treafurer Patla Young II9 xy iv Xijmmiv Q ' ,E as ,SH M 83,5 Q .. lg jwgigiim L Q af as ,L gm an :sm 5 'S ,Y i r lilll 4 5 ' I E 1 gg 11 Ag i in L3 an isaai, Q S, , , , MLW .. l EAS BAND OFFICERS-FIRST ROW, left to right: Andrea Lynn, Secretary, Sandra Wyatt, Assistant Librarian, Susan Lloyd, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Steve Doerr, Librariang Fred Brinkman, Presi- dentg Bob Mason, Vice-President. . 7 .. .M Ml , 5 21 3, .- ' it Ili: - 4 f ' 53.3-9: - if ,. K : j aff , ' s W , -f,V K f of QM , - gf! f f' .45 , ages,-ras, 3 if, 574.-. 5 fa-Hfkfk L ,L ff 5.3 i yi g fi! A ,. . ff i if f- - f 3. . ..-J if MAJORETTES: Peggy Brinkman, Ann Puryear, Joyce Moore, Billie Ann Grubbs, Beverly Rich, Barbara Hesselbein, Carol Young, FIRST ROW left to right ODonnell Biggs Bershear Kasselberg, Layman, Ewart, Lloyd, Meyers, Lynn Dunavant Brinkman SECOND ROW johnson, Pope, Wyatt, Harmel, Plunk, Wood. ., 1. -,Z f ?e1 if Tu- BAND MAJORETTES : P at Renfroe, Gloria Puryear, Wanza Gooch, Kay Hamilton, Linda Patey, Lesyle Doyle, Susie Wal- lace. 1 J .L ,li ,,f'.,vx, .Pffv-Z VU' ik 'OV' l V X ' P x A ,. f Lt i V ,LMCX 1 .liwfll V Vlfbfl Lvfcl Jo Z ,pjuljv ' ' , Off ,A ,LJ J,- ,QL OX f ' U , iwfflfl 'ML ,fi H U f , L61 r'fL'7 4 l Mr. Taylor-a fine band director and cook, too THIRD ROW left to ri ht Flake H d R' h M , g : , owar , ic , cKnight, Mank, Kasselberg, Hough, Bright, Wilkinson, Mason, Morgan, johnson, Anderson, White, Wheeler, Tate, Sprott, Holland. FOURTH ROW: Mayer, Stehle, Stevens, Schroeder, Brand, Indicot, Watson, Hubbard, Ceaser, Schroeder, Mason. 'K' f.- NanJ Key lub LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Sarber, Sergeant-at-Arms, Hugh Harwood, Vice-President, Bill Harwood, President, jimmy Tack- ett, Secretary-Treasurer. : ' .123 GSM 1' . ,,,..,, .2 .si . ,W K K S V. .. ,kk., :,V.,..,,gim - .. .- -..m. 1... Y? R i we :Q .Q li af i. ' .. .T K, z . ., s f i 2 . l ' ' . ,F Queen FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Weeks. D. Gibson, J. Sarber, J. Tackett, B, Harwood, H. Harwood, L. Trotter, T. Faber. SECOND ROW: C. Safley, W. Loewenberg, D, Richardson, L. Weiss, T. Wilson, R. Twadclle, T. Graves, G. Taylor, T. Hodges, R. Davis. THIRD ROW: F. Ridolphi, G. Carlisle, S. Wilson, R. Boro,d, D. Weiss, G. McIntosh, A. Morris, D. Poag. GAY MORRIS .12-iff! ' ff 7 ff 1192 :V Chorus '1 'iran Director-MR. AKINS Chorus members practice in auditorium. FRONT ROW, left to right: Gloria Puryear, Susan Seymour, Harriet Feinstein, Bonnie Malone, Susan Theurer, Betty Sloan, Sue West, Pat Caraway. SECOND ROW: Claudia Hale, Vicki Gilkey, Susan Lloyd, jacklyn Farris, Pat Baldwin, Peggy Sitton, Lanise Moore. THIRD ROW: Stephanie VonLackum, Lee Karlsberg, Tommy Speck, Tommy Lancaster, Robert Harmel, Jerry Williams, Diane Caughley. OFFICERS-Left to right: Gary Pa- gels, presidentg Susan Seymour, vice! presidentg Toni Madden, treasurerg Sue West, secretary. MEMBERS-FIRST ROW left to right Sue West Linda Wood Vicki Gilkey Linda Groutt Bonnie Malone, Susan Seymour SECOND ROW Mary Frank Crawford Toni Madden Betty Austin, Elizabeth Terrell Stephanie Von Lackum Anita Smith Sherry Moore THIRD ROW Loretta Mullins, Diane Fletcher Bobby Scanland Doug King Gary Pagels Dale Richardson Mrs jack, Sponsor. ,, at , I V Allegro C ab FIRST ROW, left to right: Gloria Puryear, Joyce Ferguson, Peggy jones, Anita Smith, Sue West, Betty Ann Hyde, Susan Seymour, Irene Colby, Bonnie Malone, Mary Ann Mills, Sherry Moore, Andrea Lynn, Harriet Feinstein. SECOND ROW: Bill james, Roy Twaddle, Ronnie Rich, Larry Cunningham, Stephanie VonI.ackum, Susan Lloyd, Ann Kuykendall, Terry Skinner, Linda Grout. SEATED AT PIANO: Mr. Akins, Sponsor. Y 2: ,:, ' YZF' S3155 V ' .gt-z V : r1.,f't' I '22 fir , MR. AKINS FIRST ROW: Ronnie Rich, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Gloria Puryear, Vice- President: Susan Seymour, President. THIRD ROW: Sue West, Secretary: Fred Brinkman, Sergeant-at-Arms. Allegro Club members have informal meeting. President lt, DAN POAG ' O - I First Vice-President Secretary GORDON TAYLOR HUGH HARWOOD Second Vice-President SCOTT PILKINGTON ,J akflmlx 5 , c QW!! it W if .w 4, fini ff 4 . , Treasurer LEWIS TROTTER T74 -:Ms 2 Chaplain I l SPENCE WILSON ji I l ..-. , V' , Q Sergeant-at-Arms 5 JOHNNY SARBER :iv Special Officer I BOB BORDA 1 -U' , yu, 1 f sw . wisssgil' FIRST ROW, left M to right: Poag, Tackett, Trotter, Davis, Renfrow, Holladay, Borda, Hin- kel, Sarber. SECOND ROW: Johnston, Harwood, S m i th, Glo v e r, johnson, Mitchell, Graves, Criss, Carlisle. THIRD ROW: Fisher, Safley, Branch, Weeks, Davis, Faber, Davis, Ag- new, Walker, Holt. FOURTH ROW: Wilson Todd, Joachimi, Bailey, McVean, Dover, Ferger- son, Twaddle, Collins, Weeks, Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Buffaloe, Thompson, Humphreys, Bowers, McIntosh, Dean. ,sr ' ' - f'. Secretary First Vice-President Z H LINDA HUDSON PAT ,IOYNER rl L Second Vice-President KAY BARRET FIRST ROW, left to right: Guizlo, Beiser, Boyer, Scrimger Livaudais, Yost, Malone, Wil: liams, Boone, Harwood, Low- rance, Brown. SECOND ROW: Jordan, Bobbitt, Joyner, Hudson Maury, Hyde, Gates, Kern Ezell, Fransioli, Garber, Carmi: chael. THIRD ROW: Stark, Sheffield, Watkins, Weeks, Kas- selberg, Seay, Gaines, Bolton Pearson, M i x o n, Edwards FOURTH ROW: Essafy, Joesr Wiliams, Askew, Yarbrough, Jef- ferson Landis Raffert Cheel , , Y, Y Road, Miles. FIFTH ROW: Gar- recht, Galbreath, Brower, Noel Valvik, Syster, johnson, Theurer Cammack, Puryear. Special Officer LINDA NEWELL 1 French lub OFFICERS-left to right: Secretary, Sherry Moore: Members listen to French speaker Treasurer, Peggy Roarkg President, Jule Pitts, Vice-President, Gordon Taylor. FIRST ROW, left to right: McDaris, Carmichael, Rond, Schaefer, Dowling, Farnham, Malone, Hood, Coleman, Roberts, Parrish, Gilkey, SponsorfMiss Green. SECOND ROW: Connelly, Joyner, Bobbitt, Lloyd, Roark, Williams, Dickens, Grout, Schinerer, Tutwiler, Segerson, Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Wood, Applebaum, Strickland, Barnett, Hughes, Moore, Glassman, Mixon, Scrimger, Everett, Lowrance. FOURTH ROW: joest, Wilbanks, Essary, Pitts, Seymour, Simon, Galbreath, Irving, Amyx, Susskind, Guizlo. FIFTH ROW: Hunt, Chase, Greenberg, Bowman, Doyle, Parchman, Woolley, Fletcher, Brown, Greaves, Stevens, Garrecht. SIXTH ROW: Cox, Springfield, Robbins, Howell, Matthews, Kaiser, Adler, Bryant, Farber, Seaton. SEVENTH ROW: Pagels, Wilson, Taylor, Carlisle, Humphreys, Collins, Coleman, Ridolphi, Oakes. French Glee Club Glee Club sings in Thespian play. Glee Club practices in Mr. Akins' room. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Akins, Sally Mixon, Libby Woolley, Joy Williams, Miss Green. SECOND ROW: joan Farnham, Linda Seaton, Patsy Parchman, Peggy Roark. THIRD ROW: Eugenia Dowling, Roberta McDaris, Bonnie Malone. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Stevens, Kay Segerson, Mary Connelly, Mary jane Irvine. .. , I ,f OFFICERS-FIRST ROW, left to right: President, Larry Weiss, Vice-President, Marilyn Stewart. SECOND ROW: Sec- retary, jean Marks: Historian, Danny Weiss. Spanish students listen to Christmas carols. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Green, Sponsor: Twaddle, Boyer. Sarber, Weiss, Carey, Borda, Vfinkleman, Davidson, Davis, Glover, Suggs, Hollie, Puryear. SECOND ROW: Peete, Lucas Morrison, Langdon, Fergerson, Richardson, Marshall, Lyle, Gates, Hyde, Farber, Parrotte, Bradford Brown, Learned. THIRD ROW: Holz, Williams, Wilkinson, Lawless, Lewis, Weeks, Loewenberg Reardon, Holladay, Campbell, Bradford, Miles, Vance, Mahaffey, Clough. FOURTH ROW: Holt Schwartz, Adams, Duffel, Criss, Thompson, Ferguson, Fisher, Thomas, Ayres, Trusty, Evers Griffith, Maher. FIFTH ROW: McVean, McIntosh, Young, Crosthwait, Lewis, Morris, Gibson Seabold, Redd, Scott, Redditt, Goldner, Douglas. SIXTH ROW: Mendelson, Hasselle, Ostner Newcombe, Neill, Kuykendall, McKinnie. Rush, Grashot. Fairless. Walker. 'L ': 3F N lx '?t i f?5i'5i' 1' W . 'f 'W ii KM . 'W?'?lwem W5 eilwxi A a:aw....wM' 1 1 , . - HYHPEA mm pamsh v 7 Z ll, I OFFICERS-SEATED, left to right: Treasurer, johnny Sarberg Program Chairman, Nancy Sutliff. STANDING: Assistant Program Chairman, Kathy Kern: Sergeant-at-Arms, Roy Twaddle. Mrs. Cantrell, Spanish Club Sponsor. FIRST ROW, left to right: Barber, Browning, Gallman, Beyer, jordan, Ramsey, Fite, Black, Hooker, Smith, Bryer. SECOND ROW: Hinkle, Edwards, Stewart, Wallace, Hesselhein, Patey, Prescott Lait, Harrison, Ezzell, Carlson, Doris. THIRD ROW: Engelberg, Applebaum, Redditt, Doyle, Hall Taylor, Livaudais, Renfroe, Armour, Miles, Fernandez, Hale, Skinner. FOURTH ROW: Todd Earngey, Ayres, Fink, Lynn, Bacherig, Austin, Bach, Mills, Brower, Karnowsky, Barnes, Kern FIFTH ROW: Fisher, Thomas, Ferguson, Weiss, Calhoun, Dover, Beiser, Smith, Duke, Davis Buffaloe, Mayer, Meyers, Wyatt. SIXTH ROW: Borod, Dixon, Henderson, Sutliff, Barnett, Marks Keegan, Grisham, Hyde, Mullins, Young, Caen, Ewart, Cunningham. y 1 x 1 Commercial Club COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS-left to right: Nancy Oecling Treasurer: Shirley Henley, President, Judy Parks, Reporterg Sue West Secretary: Susan Sachs, Vice-President. FIRST ROW, left to right: Alene Kashdan, Faye Holly, Susan Theurer, Nancy Ezell. SECOND ROW: Jane Dowdy, Susan Sachs, Bonnie Malone, Brenda Bryson, Mary Frances Vookles. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Askew, Betty McNeese, Pat Ellington, Bonnie Morris, Martha Grubbs. FOURTH ROW: Anita Smith, Dale Vincent, Vivian Scott, Sandra Camrnack, Judy Parks, Katie Love. FIFTH ROW: Mary Alice Hall, Sue West, Susan Beyer, Gloria Puryear, jo Ann Gibson. SIXTH ROW: Frances Taylor, Patti Mann, Dorothy Frazier, Linda Miles. SEVENTH ROW: Barbara Askew, Flora Terry, Nancy Oeding. EIGHTH ROW: jean Elder, Shirley Henley. mee Stajf NURSES STAFF-left to right: Leslye Doyle, Ann Tutwiler, Priscilla Strickland, Lois Par- rish, the patient-Donna Thweat. FIRST ROW, left to right-at counter: Pat Renfrow, jo Ann Gibson, Susan Seymour, Mimi Shep- ard, Faye Hollie, Sue West, Pat Miles, Linda Streeter, Betty Gay joest. SECOND ROW: Michelle Strassner, Donna Ann Beiser, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Flaniken, Kay Lawless, Kay Valvik, Scottie Thomas, Kathy Kern, Claire Hughes, Linda Hudson, Sherry Moore, Louise Livaudais, Shirley Hen- ley, Carla Essary. OFFICERS-1 f Clfairm . Cf t0 right: Tom . Vice-Prigidegxb Borda, Presidexly gf 115011, I Program NOT PICTUIiE1globert Agnew, 13 ro ie Rlchardson, : Peggy Roar-k, Secreiriglrreilxggnan. FRONT ROW, left to rignt: we.. Faber, Stringer, Valvilc, Schwartz, Holz Coleman Lnr Safley, Poag, Borod, Reardon, Newell Wi elman Page s RT ROW Uuy berg, Sieber, Criss, Morris, Bryant, Binkmann Clardy Ferguson McMillan Scyster EIFTH Duffel, Adler, Wilkinson, Evers, Ramsey Sims Lait Kashdan Wheat Oecling SIXTH R Scanland, Oakes, Coleman, Crosthwart Hunt Pitts Ezell Moore Roark SEVENTH ROW Tobin Hood. EIGHTH ROW: Goldner, Greenberg Weeks Wilson Wyatt Simon Stevens NINTH ROW I 34 Ezernieks. Club d MR. com LSgozEZEsLciHthznScience Club - ..Vw: Goodman, Loewenberg, Redd, ,-, uuwman. THIRD ROW: Maher, Chase, Monje, Blanz, H -Nan neyer, Hughes, Grisham, Dickens. FOURTH ROW: jenne, Sprin r Dowling, Sigmund, Mitchell, Smith, Reisman, johnson, Dance, Yost, H ROW: Speed, Hasselle, Redditt, Cox, Williams, W' ' SIXTH ROW: Cunningha ' ROW: ' ' g ield, amm, Kuykendall. FIFTH ilbanks, Nichols, Fraser, Renfroe, McCormack. m, McDaniel, Gammon, Weiss, McNair, Evans, Smith, Branch. SEVENTH Griffith, Robbins, Terry, Davis, Kaiser. EIGHTH ROW: Davidson. I35 SEATED, left to right: Kathy Kern, Secretary: Suzanne Smith, President. STANDING, left to right: Danny Weiss, Treasurer, Bill Bes- sire, Vice-President. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Stone, jefferson, Fransioli, Williams, Garber, Weiss, Smith, Bessire, Kern, Parotte, Farber, Shapiro, Harwood, Miss Morphis, SECOND ROW: McKinnie, Sullivan, ' A ' M l , jones, Boone. St ' Dover, Bowers, McVean, Bailey, Calhoun, Dulin, Walker, Ezernieks, yrac e . . . M . , ein, W W'll' ms McDonald Albright Morgan Walker Holladay, joachimi, orris THIRD RO : 1 ia , , , , , H ll FOURTH ROW: Neiman, Rieke, Seabold, Archer, Hender- Loberg, Donelson, Holt, Tate, owe , son, Fink, Lynn, Smith, Lieberman, Pearson, Wilson, Garner, Roberts. FIFTH ROW: Heitelberg, Hoffman, Ferguson, Evans, Bacherig, Yager, Deaton, Bolton, Gaines, Scheinberg, Kasselberg, Ostner, Harris, Niell, Williams. SIXTH ROW: Mixon, Rond, Nash, McCool, Morrison, Seay, Ledbetter ' OW: Miles Armour, Grant, Watkins, Weeks, Strong, Moskovitz, Jurbers, Stewart. SEVENTH R West, Crawford, Glassman, Landis, Rafferty, Cheely, Stark, Frank, Sheffield, Hall, Kuykendall, Ma son, Lewis, Ballon, Todd. ath I Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Stone, Estile, Pagels, Winkelman, Borda, Dixon, Agnew, Brower, Wood, Wilbanks, Edwards, Grubbs, Beyer, Miss Morphis. SECOND ROW: McMillan, Waite Clardy, Guyton, Carey, Pilkington, Faber, Davis, Graves, Scanland, jordan, Siler. THIRD ROW Hunt, Monje, Griffith, Mayer, Chase, Smith, Davis, Morris, Lyle, Campbell, Pitts, Roberts, Three foot. FOURTH ROW: Bryant, Brinkman, Bowman, Doyle, Nichols, Wilbanks Daniel, Greaves, Stevens, Scrimger, Everett, Irvine, Garrecht. FIFTH ROW: Kaiser, Collins, McIntosh, Twaddle, Sarber, Taylor, Sieber, Johnson, Essary, Schnierer. SIXTH ROW: Sigmund, Cox, Thompson, Ramsey, Mitchell, Bullard, Barret, Joest, Seaton, Fletcher. SEVENTH ROW: Loewenberg, Lewis, Springfield, Oakes, Fraser, Safley, Poag, Borod, Richardson, Porter, Susskind. EIGHTH Carlisle, Wilson, Humphreys, Norton, Johnston. , McCormick, Mc- Ferguson, Adler Gates, Galbreath Rich, Applebaum Blanz, Greenberg ROW: Ridolphi, Left to right: Bobby Dixon, President, Rob- ert Agnew, Secretary, Sidna Brower, Vice- President. Math II Club 1 1 r Histor lub LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Sutliff, Treasurerg Dick Holladay, Vice- Presidentg Gary Pagels, President, Peggy Roark, Secretary. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Clark, B. Malone, S. Keegan, I. Threefoot, L. Livaudais, M. Stewart, B. Maury, P. Joyner. SECOND ROW: L. Wilbanks, T. Skinner, M. Ezernicks, N. Sutliff, P Rciark, S. Seymour, D. Dickens, T. Madden, L. Wood. THIRD ROW: D. A. Beiser, T. Speck, J Mahaffey, G. Smith, W. Smith, W. Glover, G. Collins, W. Webb. FOURTH ROW: F. Hiatt, T McNair, G. Pagels, D. Holladay, D. Richardson, J. Reardon, S. Pepper. M. Myers, A. Guyton, M Bullard. L 2 i ?:1Qe1f FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Browning, Mary Fernandez, Mildred Susskind, Posy Harmel, Michelle Levin, Sandra Horton. SECOND ROW: Martha Ann Casey, Patty Laws, Gail Green, Diane Eden. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lee Shute, Kenneth Oliver, Terry Skinner, Mrs. Krause, Diane Walker, Loma Duren. Book tore wef.siwgwff3zQ?s.a4ar.Q: igswse-rm Library Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: George Wa Mike Nickol, Peter McMickle, I Donelson, Pat Williams, Sam B lker, ckie che- rig, Billy Sprot, Lonnie Ewlfans, johnny Chew. I39 lv- ll I 5 SIS ' I l 'Q fit ' . I ., 1 W, W 12:59 g ' kk fail i as in ia X'JE,w'J is it I - .. .. ae. . FIRST ROW: J. A. Gibson, Second f A 2 gf s S As! Y- Teens T.. .., L Q .- - R- :sr ' k . gferg 1 .. f's,,gffg..j:,. ii' Y A'zAV?L :'AA Vice-President: J. Elder, President: L. L. .. i'f- Miles, First Vice-President. SECOND s i s s . ' --f-'Y'J '1Lf1s-- ROW: L. K. Prescott, Treasurer: B. Sloan, Party Chm.g P. Mann, Asst. Slumbef Party? Party Chm. THIRD ROW: P. Vance, Whefe for girls? Secretary: T. Madden, Corresponding Secretary. TOP: M. Winn, Chaplain. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Askew, P. Ellington, G. Puryear, D. Crenshaw, D. Talbert, P. Long, A. Marshall, P. Johnson, C.' Jameson, D. Eden. SECOND ROW: B. Morris, J. Williams, K. Porter, M. A. Styers, E. Rogers, W. Gooch, J. Moore, J. Anderson, S. Hoffman. THIRD ROW: P. Sitton, B. Malone, J. Parks, S. Henley, D. Frazier, F. Terry, L. A. Parrish, L. Doyle, L. Streeter. FOURTH ROW: B. Quekemeyer, T. Madden, L. Miles, K. Love, P. Williams, J. Elder, P. Mann, V. Gilkey, A. Bradford, J. Redditt, S. von Lackum. FIFTH ROW: M. L. Barber, B. J. Bryson, V. Bryer, L. Moore, D. Caughley, P. Vance, B. L. Sloan, M. A. Winn, M. A. Casey, M. K. Mahaffey, L. Prescott. NkY.MAKfl?y o 0 0 FO ' 'Y 5? I 4 n EI AP X NEW BOY SEATED: jane Fransioli, Reporter Anita Lowry, Secretary. STANDING Jean Elder, Degree Chairman, Sue Strin ger, Vice-President, Bonnie Yarbrough, Girls Sew in Home EC' Room' President, Patti Mann, Treasurer. The Sandwiches look good, girls! FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Clement, D. Eden, L. Duren, A. Lowry, A. Marshall, P. Long, D. Crenshaw, S. Stringer, B. Yarbrough, L. Wilkinson, J. Fransioli. SECOND ROW: I. Elder, P. Mann, S. Riker, S. Horton, A. Carruthers, S. Koontz, B. Hyde, D. Vincent, S. Cammack, B. Yost. THIRD ROW: D. Talbert, S. Thomas, L. Crenshaw, L. Starnes, E. Kroell, B. Housley, J. Jefferson, S. Hyde, I. Boston, B. Burns. FOURTH ROW: C. jameson, D. Frazier, L. Streeter, M. A, Casey, B. J. Bryson, G. Paul, B. Bell, D. Mason, P. Ellington, A. Kashdan, P. Parchman. or gl fiq '53 l fi' L. 3 Q QQ 'Y 0 'D Junior Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: Wagner, Gilluly, Cousins, Caldwell, Wheat, jefferson, Davis, Erwin, Reid, Gragg, Anderson, Thrasher, Walker. SECOND ROW: Crenshaw, Seiber, Gates, Ellis, Farris, McDonald, White, Fly, McCormick, Williams, Phillips, Renfroe, McDonald, Cas- tellaw. THIRD ROW: Fargotstein, Kinsey, Milligan, Shephard, Gerstenberger, Koontz, Davies, Levy, Newell, Shute, Laws, Brown, Frazer. FOURTH ROW: Puiyear, Bell, joseph, Hitt, Speed, Lawrence, Patterson, Smith, Slater, Kroell, Strassner, Hyde, Jackson, Best. FIFTH ROW: Barber, Marks, Abshire, Pontius, Dondeville, Calhoun, Plumbley, Williams, Clinton, Latham, Nelson, Lucy, Allen, Clifton, Farnham, Chase. SIXTH ROW: Bundy, Rich, Grubbs, Young, Williams, McCormack, Akers, Glenn, Monje, Levi, Kidd, Crane, Weatherford, Haspel. SEVENTH ROW: Carpenter, Spain, Ewart, Poulter, Nemetz, Abraham, Dunavant, Cobb, Hormel, Misho, Wilbanks, Haimsohn, Pund, Browning, Davis. EIGHTH ROW: Fargotstein, Lawson, Groom, Brown, Turner, Hooker, Rowe, Batten, White, Vookles, Abraham, Fink, McCool. Junior H i-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Patterson, McNeese, Clement, Koehn, Campbell, Faber, Hamilton, McVane, Dickens, Ferguson. SEC- OND ROW: Hoffman, johnson, Wilson, Minga, Welch, Finsness, Conaway, White, Smith, Haymeyer, Golden, De Armey, Frank.. THIRD ROW: Davie, Ward, Taylor, Williams, Bundy, Baine, Nichols, MacDonald, Poag, Underwood, Walker, Ezell. FOURTH ROW: Bingham, Turnbull, Garner, Ramsey, Seabrook, Kirkpatrick, Mayden, Holladay, Collins, Williams, joest, McDonald, Higgens. FIFTH ROW: Thompson, Coleman, Balzen, Grout, Silverman, Grout, Ostner, Hitchings, Bloodworth, MacRae, McKnight. ' ...: 1 5 ' ,-'f Wi 'l 11v 1 szr f Debate Team STANDING: Betty Austin. SEATED, left to right: Gary Pagels, Sherry Moore, Toni Madden, Susan Seymour, Dale Rich- ardson, james Clardy. Fall inductees of the Honor Society honor the older members with a dinner. Mr. George Sisler speaks at the Quill and Scroll induction Red Cross FIRST ROW: left to right: President, Hugh Harwood, Vice- President, Paula Hamm: Ser- geant-at-Arms, jimmy Tackett. SECOND ROW: Marks, Boone, Jordan. THIRD ROW: Skinner, Harmel, Theurer. FOURTH ROW: Lowrance, Irvine, Weeks, Boyer, Holt, Grubbs, Williams, Tutwiler, Hitt, Felts, Moore, Farber, Wookles. FIFTH ROW: Kasselberg, Brown, Sims, Wil- kins, Kahn, Morgan. SIXTH ROW: Davis, Hooker, Albright, Rich, Hathaway, Rosen, Koontz, Slater. SEVENTH ROW: Strong, Campbell, Moskovitz. EIGHTH ROW: Ramsey, Williams, Kirk- patrick. NINTH ROW: Wil- liams, Collins, Galbreath, TENTH ROW: Harrison, Gar- ber, Tate, Bolton. I44 Safety Council TOP ROW, left to right: Greg Rob- erts, Malcolm Ratcliff, Larry Beyer, john McNulty, Bill Crockett. SEC- OND ROW: Mack Kersh, David Worley, Barry Cole, Bill Davis, Mike Durishin. THIRD ROW: Phil Tucker, Larry Cole, David Morgan, Raymond Keel. FOURTH ROW: Steve Stern, Malcolm Levy, Bruce Dowdy, Jimmy Jones, Howard Fern- andez, Gary Hollie. FIFTH ROW: Captain Larry Allen, Co-Captain Greg Gilluly. l 1 1 4 ! ?Q -1 M '5mMM WW 'N ' Pt' 99 The East High 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: David Gibson, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2: Lewis Trotter, Football 1, 2, 3 2, 3, Track 2, 3: Wayne johnson, Track 2, 3: Larry Weiss, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1 Agnew, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 23 David Webb, Football 2, 3: Jimmy Johnston, s Basketball 1, 2, 3: Ames Guyton, Track 2, Louis Weeks, Football 1, 2, 33 Hugh Harwoo 3: Jimmy Tackett, Football 1 2, 3, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3: Dick Holladay, Golf 1, 2, 3. IUNIORS: Gene McIntosh, Baseball 2: Rodger Williams, Track 2, 3, Tommy Hodges, Foo Gene Carlisle, Football 2: Gordon Taylor, Baseball 1, 2: Bobby Scanland, Baseball 2, 3: Criss, Basketball 1, 2, Johnny Sarber, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2: Roy Twaddle, Footb Thompson, Football 2, Baseball 1, 2. Bas , 2 , Footb tball tball Bill Harwood, Football 3, Track 3: Thomas Faber, Football 2, 3, Mike Goodman, Foo Basketball 2, 3: Ronnie Borod, Tennis 2, 3: Dan Poag, Football 2, 3: Ronnie Davis, Foo d, Foo tball M all 2 'etball obert ll 3: 2, 3, 2, 3, tball 1, 2: alrshall 1, Hal FIRST ROW, left to right: Lewis Trotter, Rodger Williams, Wayne John- son, Grady jones, Tommy Hodges, Larry Weiss. SECOND ROW: Robert Agnew, David Webb. THIRD ROW: Gene Car- lisle, Jimmy Johnston. FOURTH ROW: Bill Harwood, Gordon Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Ronnie Borod, Bobby Scanland, Dan Poag, Ronnie Davis, Ames Guyton. SIXTH ROW: Louis Weeks, Marshall Criss. SEVENTH ROW: johnny Sar- ber, Roy Twaddle, EIGHTI-I ROW: Hugh Harwood, jimmy Tackett, Hal Thompson, Dick Holladay, Thomas Faber, Mike Goodman, Gene McIntosh, David Gibson. R. O. 0 TC. , 50 0 f 11 1 ,. f N f F ! 1 5' fl P .. f' if ,aff fnwynzi XJZY V fl if Sf? !7 ,,,, 4igf ?'z fg I: Si! ,. f',' . A7 ' fyc' - ffff-I A A ' 'vffuif' i ' . F .1 ! , 1 J , X 4. 7 v' I' 4 .f, fV' 5 , f '7,,5,3-77! fb' ' S ff' X2 L 'L J M 'fffa ' j A'VAI I! ff! 1 . If ' !.H.1Lf' ' ' j ' M. f ' lj , ,f if V -L' '-'7'4'7f LL., , A f 'Wi .-,f-riff V A ' 1, .7 I. .1 if' I' A if MA'-'L'f 4' '-'I f ,fl I' f Y X' L' D 1, ,I ,?,1 z'c M L v' 1' f f. U A: r f A : ' v -i ' ff ,J A ' s7'.7'7 cf' I, ' ffldv i 'Arla J!! 5 E ,, If X X , 9 I . ,A 1,4 ,,, I, l f 4 ff! if . 1 U' cf 1 f A :LW-g,4Z.ffZf7 f f.gfg2A-g'f'- , f ' LC! f - 4 wbff ' A .f ,ff 57 f .f ' I 1 ' ,f43f,wmQf'Lf' f I ' K? A I f ! ' 'J , , , f,f',.- 1, . . 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Q in I O 414 N CLEVELAND MAY TEXACO SERVICE Road Service 2607 CENTRAL AVE. GI8-0007 CompIimen+s of EDDIE BOND ENTERPRISES KWEM MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Complimenfs of BEST HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES, INC. 3455 SUMMER AVENUE EAa.16o6 ComplimenI's of ANGELFOOD ICE CREAM G. E. SPEIGHT Speighi' Esso Servicen+er 9928078 3I60 Summer Avenue MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE HAAS FURNITURE SHOWROOM INC. 3226 Summer Avenue MEMPHIS I2, TENNESSEE Complimenfs of HOLLEY'S FLOWERS 327I SUMMER AVENUE Day or Nigh+ Telephone Service I '. . ' , -Q V, . v . Y PAT PATTERSON MOTOR SALES 3264 SUMMER Ea-1-ssa: Where You Buy WHI1 Confidence , -x . I 1. KX ,L 'X Angn b XXDQQ fgxfvx.. xjfffiuiif C'L.h,LXlT5L'I3tLY'X T' I Q. XI' Complimenfs of CompIimen'Is of HIGH POINT LAUNDRY CLE NERS A 483 High Poini Terrace 3986 Park Avenue A 3668 Macon Road 3268 Guernsey Avenue 4594 Quince Road x K A M 'N' x X. A kg?--iw-QEi,,? 131, X--.X 'Q I4 el'-AL CompIimen+s of WHITTEN BROS. TREADWELL 84 HARRY HARDWARE CO. INSURANCE 2 LOCATIONS 549 S. HighIancI P'g9EQ4,gfff9 HAVERTY FURNITURE COMPANY Ph' G'2'6268 Zvflieiiofillilnfir CUSTOMERS MUST 3432 Summer Avenue BE SATISFIED I57 S. Main SI. CompIimen+s of , A FRIEND They Enioy Tha+ Milk!! I KLINKE REED DAIRY FISHER 81 VAUGHN I039 So. BeIIevue WII8-6643 I60 H ESSELBEIN TIRE AND OIL COMPANY 3I97 POPLAR Ph GIZ'-7I77 F 394I0 ANYONE WANT TIRES? Kenny, David, and Sieve have a good lime browsing around 'rhe recenlly remodeled Drug S'I'ore!!! BOBBITT-DOERR DRUG CO. 3 I 63 POPLAR AVENUE Direc'I'ly Across From Eas'I High School PHONE Gl.8-2687 Complimenls of STUART ROBBINS ESSO DEALER SERVICENTER 30 I 9 Poplar Avenue Complimenls of Typical Service of Pal Joyner's THE ARKMO PAT JoYNER's Esso LUMBER COMPANY '2'3aUg ON 2980 Summer Avenue ACROSS FROM PHONE GI. 2-I I24 THE PLAZA Ib? CompIimen'rs of A FRIEND CompIimen'rs of RITZ-PLAZA BARBER SHOP CompIimenI's of MEACI IAM MOTOR COMPANY CompIimenI's of WARREN'S BEAUTY SHOP Two Convenienf Locaiionsz 3I59 Poplar Avenue 3929 Park Avenue GL. 2-I292 GL. 8-7255 DAVE WILLIAMS Ari' LeHer Service Prinfing and Mailing 227 MADISON Ja. 5-0602 CompIimen+s of MEMPHIS AUTOMATIC ICE MACHINE COMPANY ScoI'sman Dis'Iribu'ror 2494 Summer Ave. GI. 2-958I CIifford Barne'H' STRINGER BROS. NURSERIES One of +I1e Sou+I1's Largesf Re'I'aiIers 2974 PopIar Avenue Phone GL8-7534 And you +I1inIc you have 'I'roubIes PICKLE-rITAALMFER+ IRON :NORKS ARDENIS YARN anu ac urers 0 Me+aI ProducI's 2595 Broad 2863 summer Ave. FA. 4-a9sl FA7160' MODERN MUSIC Records - Magnavox - Hi-Fi ACROSS FROM EAST HIGH 3I45 POPLAR AVENUE I:A.43I22 HALL REXALL DRUG TI1e Pay-Less SI'ore 2492 SUMMER AVE. GI.8-2633 Complimenfs of RAY GAMMONS RESTAURANT 2374 Summer Avenue MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE I63 DANlEL'S PHARMACY THE STORE Nor+heas+ Memphis' Oldes+ and Leading Prescripiion Pharmacy Phone GL2-I l28 3388 SUMMER AVE. 0 or tzmels ICE FHEAM Complimenis of TRACY D. WALLER PHIL A. HALLE Agenis 'For MacGregor Company John T. Riddell A. G. Spalding Broihers LAWSON-CAVETTE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Every+hing in Spor+s 9 Norfh Third JA5-2725 BRITLINGS Poplar-Plaza The Foremosl' in Ealing Pleasure Patsy, Wes, Elaine, and Tommy en joy a meal at Britlings. Your Friendly Watkins Dealer Since l868 THE J. R. WATKINS COMPANY MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE OAK HALL SINCE l859 55 Norlh Main Third Floor Varsily Shop Second Floor Cambridge Shop For Nalural Shoulder Clolhing I ' I' SUMMER AVENUE CAR WASH 3I0O Summer Avenue MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE Resueding-Resfyling Cleaning-Dyeing IPTHYSFR HENRY GA-I'EI.I.I SHOE SERVICE Wholesale ArI'isI' Br. 2-2I24 I62I Union Ave. , ,A ,J I -43,1 's -., X CompIImenI's of MACREN MOTORS CompIimenI's of, A FRIEND , Grand-ma, what blg eyes you have! JULIUS GOODMAN 81 SONS Complimenfs of CHARLIE PERI FOOD MARKET 2579 Cen+raI Ave. Fa.3-I2I9 Com pIimen'Is of PAL'S OF MEMPHIS 4288 Summer Ave. Mu. 3-87II CompIimen+s of Lady ofthe Lake A Mr. and Miss Dogpa+cI1??? WHITE STATION PHARMACIES No. I: 4990 Poplar No. 2: 506I Park Tom GuI'I1rie Herberf Peek Memphis, Tennessee FRANK BLACK'S SERVICE STATION Garage Home Appliances 3969 Sumrqer Avenue Open DaiIy 6:30 - I0 P.M. CompIimenI's of HOWARD GRAHAM FURN TURE CO. CompIimenI's of A FRI END GUILD ART THEATRE 1705 POPLAR AVE. Br. 86406 Films for 'I'I1e Discriminaring Moviegoer HOLLINGSWORTH CAFE 3297 Summer Ave. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE THE HARD-WORKERS CompIimenI's of 4 Compliments HOOKER DENTAL COMPANY. INC. of BROWN. TATE, AND EZZELL CompIimenI's REALTORS of 3387 POPLAR AVENUE GRADY'S SHELL STATION The CompIe'I'e Shop for Young Men, Feafuring Ihe La+esI' in Ivy Sfyling WRIGHT'S MEN'S WEAR Two Convenienf Locafions: 3470 PLAZA AVENUE Fa3-2086 I 6I4 UNION AVENUE Br8-3683 Bob and Tonmy try on coats at Wright's. Home Federal will lend money to anyone! I! HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Since I876 A Dividend Paid Twice a Year for 82 Years-Currenl' Rafe 3V2-'yo HOME FEDERAL BUILDING Jefferson and Second PHONE Ja7-I477 FRANKLIN SIMON for Fiflh Avenue Fashions Clothes bought at Franklin Simon's make the difference. Gel' +l1e Gang Toge'rl-ner in a CARL CARSON TRUCK Carl Carson Ren+s Cars, Trucks Tracfors and Trailers Follow Ball's exampleg take your date on a truck. n I-5 ES Tug rn n n a ,Ns r91W 6lff,' Imax mlsr , a - ' H551 fthfg 'l ? I jimmy and Jean are showing you what hap- pens 78 million times a day. REG. U. S. PAF. OFF. J , NATIONAL BUTANE CO. 2I47 Frisco Company TO THE BEST SENIOR CLASS!!! Complimenfs of ACE APPLIANCE COMPANY 343I Summer FA. 4-4408 I 'I'T1,QJt3 C1,Q,.QJ Lr5S1fIJdQI'3-vi'- :1Q-F9-I1-'5f e,5Ih,bQ,J CompIimenI's of A FRI EN D Complimenis of PAT'S DRIVE-IN 2890 Summer Avenue MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE Complimenis of STEWART LITTLEFIELD JEWELERS 3435 Summer Avenue GI. 84242 CompIimen'I's of W. F. JAMESON CONSTRUCTION CO. 3I04 Broad FA. 3I679 HIGHLANDS HEIGHTS PHARMACY Delivery Service 3397 Summer GI. 2-2I89 Complimenfs of GEORGE T. BRODNAX 39 SouI'I1 Main S'I'ree'I' F .S I We like it too! MORE MEMPHIS AND SHELBY COUNTY FAMILIES USE FOREST HILL MILK Than Any Ofher Brand! ' Tum ONLY THIS , . n u n llv' I ' SIGN MEANS . . . Sum. Care for a DIP??? 1 HAPPY DAY LAUNDRY-CLEANERS I649 Union Br.8-0246 842 S. Highland GI2-6046 3090 Poplar Ave. Fa7-9338 Com pIimenI's of GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 3522 Summer FA7-3558 BOND'S CLOTHES Poplar Highland Plaza 3478 Plaza Avenue Complimenfs of PEEPLES UNIVERSITY SHOP BARRE D-X SERVICE STATION Complefe One Sfop Service Poplar and Reese MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Phone FA4-8807 ROSS CONROY MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY 4693 Poplar Avenue MU3-2892 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE FERRELI. DRUG STORE 465 Shirlwood a'I' Highpoinl' CongraI'uIaI'ions Io 'rhe Seniors Complimenls of KEEGAN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 207 Madison Ave. JA5-8896 546 Beale JA5-I I94 R0aming Around 1 If Kid Day all vw 'found Beat Week Some you wing some you loseg some are rained out. Volunteers take one step forward. 5 The -W--.W .mm Big Thre 2 t lented iuniors e Naturally' 3 i i We'll Remember . . . Our Adverfisers They have con+ribu+ed much +o 'rhe success of our yearbook, and have shown lhemselves 'io be loyal Easi' High supporiers. Le'l s show +hem our appreciarionlll Ace Appliance Angel Food Ice Cream Anderson, Fisher, and Vaughn Insurance Arden Yarn Shoppe Arkmo Lumber Company Barre D-X Service S+a+ion Bell Telephone Company Besl' Hardware and Appliances BobbiH-Doerr Drug Company Bond Clolhes Bri+lings Brown, Ta'I'e, and Ezell ReaH'or Buffa Flowers Carl Carson Renfals Charlie Peri Coca-Cola Bo'H'ling Company Daniel's Pharmacy Dave Williams Eddie Bond Enferprises Ferrell Drug S+ore Fores'I' Hill Dairy Frank Black's Service S+a1'ion Franklin Simon George T. Brodnax Goodyear Service Guild Ar'I' Thea'rer Haas Furnilure Showroo Hall Rexall Drugs f Happyy,Day Laundry Haverfy Furni+ure Company Hech ls Henr Galelli Shoes Hessblbein Tire Company Hig land Heigh'I's Pharmacy Hig poinl Laundry Ho iday lnn Ho ley Flowers i l Hollingwor+h's Cafeferia Home Federal Savings and Loan Hooker Den+al i , Howard Graham Furnifure Jameson, W. F. Julius Goodman Keegan Technical lns+i+u're Klinke-Reed Dairy Lawson-Cave++e Macren Mo'rors May Texaco Service Meacham Mo+ors Memphis Au+o lce Modern Music Na+ional Bulane Company l l Oak Hall Pal's of Memphis Pa+'s Drive In Pai Joyner's Esso Pal Pa++erson Sales Peeple's Universi'l'y Shop Phil A. Halle Pickle-Palmer Ray Gammons Ri+z-Plaza Barber Shop Ross-Conroy Modern Phofography , Speighi' Esso Service S'I'a'I'ion S'rewar+ LiH'lefield Siringer Brofhers Nursery Sfuari' Robbins Esso Summer Avenue Car Wash Treadwell and Harry Insurance Wa'I'kins, J. R. Warren's Beauiy Shop Whi+e S+a1'ion Pharmacy Whi'H'en Bro+hers Wrigh+'s Men's Wear l l ur Appreciation As another year ends and another Mustang Annual is published, our staff would like to extend its sincere thanks for your cooperation during this year. We appreciate the time and effort each student and teacher has put out to help us complete our 1959 book. We hope you will enjoy this hook as much as we have enjoyed publishing it for you. 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