East Nashville High School - Grey Eagle Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1964 volume:

n shvILlb n hvILLe high ten e sCHo SSEE OL I ENTS FOREWORD As three years’ time elapses and their memories find a permanent place in our minds and hearts, we see our every word, thought, and deed revolved around one thing, our school --EAST SENIOR HIGH. The joys, the tears, the work, and fun, the sports events lost and won, an East High image, a senior ring, the prom, and graduation--above everything. These things which help mold our character--and influence our decisions are all part of EAST HIGH’S tradition and to this tradition we, the staff of the Grey Eagle, dedicate this yearbook. Our sincere appreciation goes to those classes and leaders preceding our class of ’64 who have established the customs we shall cherish. For fulfilling-long-awaited moments with traditional splendor, we salute you and offer this dedication to you--the tradition of EAST HIGH, which awaits to be re-enacted again and again. Partially recorded and visualized are those memorable moments of 1963-64 which lie in the pages ahead. 5 ADMINISTRATION Mr. J. H. Windrow, Principal; Mr. Hilary Martin, Assistant Principal; Mrs. Jean Hill, Bookkeeper; Mr. Jimmie Bushulen, Bookstore Manager; Miss Evelyn Wright, Secretary; Mr. Kim Smith, Business Manager. As you, our class of 1964, take your place in a long and varied procession of Youth, leaving high school to prove individually and practically, in the business world or in college, the curse of ignorance or the efficacy of education, may you have learned well these basic lessons: Facts are necessary told; the ability to reason, to work, to adapt to changing situations is imperative; the only real peace exists within each individual heart; the only real security is earned security; ancient verities are unchanging and eternal; there is no truancy from life. Now comes the acid test. Practice daily and wisely these lessons; and, strong in will, go forth to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Life may not be easy; but a good life, well-lived, is always rewarding. This is our sincere wish for each of you: To be honest, to be kind, to earn a little and to spend a little less, to make upon the whole a family happier for his presence, to renounce when that shall be necessary and not to be embittered, to keep a few friends, but these without capitulation; above all, on the same condition, to keep friends with himself; here is a task for all a man has of fortitude and delicacy. Acquit yourselves like men--like East High Eagles! And we will be proud of you. 6 Mr. Windrow--Mr. Martin Principal--Ass't Principal Mr. Bushulen--Bookstore Manager Mrs. Hill—Guidance Counselor MR. KENNETH ANDERSON Distributive Education, B.A., M.A. MTSC, Peabody MISS KATHERINE ATKINSON English, B.A., M.A. Vanderbilt University MRS. ELEANOR BASLER English, B.A., M.A. Linficld College, Peabody College MR. J. C. BUSHULEN Social Studies, B.A., M.A. Peabody College MR. DARBY MASON Science, B.S. University of Alabama MRS. JESSE K. CABLER Home Economics, B.S. Peabody College MR. W. C. CAMPBELL Music, B.S., M.A. Middle Tennessee State College, Peabody College MRS. DELL CRECELIUS Commerce, A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce MR. W. C. CREWS Social Studies, B.A. Peabody College MRS. CHARLYNE FREEMAN English, M.A. Belmont College MR. ARCHIE GRANT Diversified Occupations, B.S., M.A. Milligan, Peabody College MISS DEAN HANNAH Mathematics, B.A. Peabody College MRS. BETSY HENDRICK English, B.S. MTSC MRS. JEAN HILL Guidance Counselor, A.B., M.A. LaGrange College, Peabody MR. WILLIAM KEE Industrial Arts, B.A. Georgia Tech MISS JO ANN MARIE KNESS Commerce, B.S. David Lipscomb College MRS. LYNN LANCE English, B.A. Vanderbilt University MRS. PAULA WESTFALL Not pictured. MISS LUCILLE SCOTT Science B.S. M.S. MTSC University of Tenn. MR. A. K. SMITH, JR. Driver's Training, B.S., M.A. Austin Peay, Peabody MISS KATHERINE SNEED English, Journalism, B.A. David Lipscomb College MISS NORMA SYKES English, Speech, B.A. Peabody College MR. MICHAEL TRAUGHBER Social Studies, Latin, B.A. St. Ambrose College MR. ANGELO VIC VARALLO Physical Education, B.A., M.A. MTSC MRS. BAXTER WARNER Art, B.F.A. University of N.C. MISS EVELYN WRIGHT Secretary MR. RUFUS LONG Band, B.S., M.A. Peabody College MRS. RUTH McGOWAN Business Education MISS LOUISE MARTIN Social Studies, B.A. Vanderbilt University MRS. LOUISE PAYNE English, French, B.A., M.A. Vanderbilt University MRS. SARA PAYNE Librarian, B.A. Western Kentucky, Peabody MRS. NELL PINKERTON Home Economics, B.S. MTSC MR. SAM RAWLS Mathematics, B.A., M.A. Peabody College MR. JOSEPH P. SBUTTONI Commerce B.A., M.A. Peabody College What, NO DOZ! Janitors keep East in good shape. CLASSES Outstanding in our memories of school days gone by will be those rewarding moments spent in classes--the happy moments as well as the hectic ones. Enlightening those routine hours spent in rigorous study were the lasting traditions of friendly hellos, smiling faces, and high ideals. Towering above all other remembrances were the wonderful friendships made with new and different people--the leaders, the followers, the hard workers, and the carefree. Their names will leave us as time goes by while their faces will linger with us in our every thought and deed. Our thanks for a grand achievement goes to you, the students and the leaders, for the standards maintained and the goals that were attained. Soon in our staunch hallways will walk new Eagle supporters, as we walk into the future taking this yearbook to review in vivid array those once familiar faces. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ronnie Roach--President, Judy Bawcum--Treasurer, Buddy Ray--Vice-President, Dianne Frye — Secretary. ___________________ RICHARD ALEXANDER An honest man's the noblest work of God. Clubs: Coop. Training--3 4; T. L--3,4; H.R. Trcas.-4. ED ANGaL A quiet tongue bespeaks a busy man. RAY ALLEN An earnest worker and a true companion. Clubs: Vice-Pres.--4; Civitan--4; EAGLE--4. Student Council--213; H.R. Pres.--4; Nom. V.P. Student Body-3. RUSSELL ALLEN Friendliness is the key to happiness. Clubs: Bowling—3,4. Monitor--4. Nom. Friendliest Boy --4. SHARON ALLEN Sugar, spice--very nice. Clubs: Civincttcs—4; F.B.L.A.—4; Bowling--2,3,4; French--2,3� 4; Pep—2,4; Honor Society—3. Monitor— 4; Math Contcst--2; H.R. V.P.--2; Prom Committee — 3. Daintiest Girl—4. FAYE ANDERSON She has fun as she goes along. Clubs: Bowling--2,3� 4; Sec.--3; Frcnch--2; Trca$.--2; Ski--2,4; J.A.--4. Band—2,3; Band Camp—2,3; Music Festival -2. Sec. of H.R.-4. JACQUELYN ANDERSON Custom cannot stale her infinite variety. Clubs: Ensemble—2,3,4; Accomp.—3,4; V.P.—4. Annual Staff--3,4; Editor -4; EAGLE Staff-3; Student Council—4; U.T. Journalism Institute--4; Miss East High Finalist--4; Metro All-Star Chorus— 3,4; All-State Chorus — -3,4; M.T.V.A.--4; Operation Heartbeat Rep.— 4; Honor Society--3,4; Treas.--3; Quill Scroll -4. LLOYD ARNOLD Enjoy today, forget about tomorrow. Clubs: Key--2� 3,4; Bowling—2,3,4; NFL— 2,4. STEVE ALLEN Much study is weariness to the flesh. Clubs: Rifle--2; Library —2. KAY ALMOND Character makes its own destiny. Clubs: Honor Society--3; Parliamentarian--Hi sto-rian—4; Civinettes--4. Annual Staff—3,4; EAGLE Staff—3,4; Feature Editor--4; Class Historian--4. 15 JANICE ATWOOD A good natured person is never out of place. Clubs: Bowling--2 3; League Champ-.2 3; City Champ-.2i3; Spanish--2,3; Co-op.--4; T. I. 4. SANDRA BASS A good disposition is worth more than silver. Clubs: Y-Tcens--2,3,4; French--2,3; Pep--2,3,4. H.R. Trcas.--2,3; Clinic Staff—3; Monitor--4; J.A.--4 ELIZABETH BATSON Life without mischief is not life at all. Clubs: Pep--2,3,4; Bowling--3; Future Tcachers--2,3,4; Annual Staff--3; Wittiest Girl--4. TAMAH BAGGETT Laugh and be merry, remember the world with a song. Clubs: Ensemble--2,3,4; Pcp--2,3,4; Y-Teens--3,4. HARRY BARNES Determination is the key to success. JUDY BAWCUM It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Clubs Pep--2,3� 4; Pres.--3,4; Junior class Treasurcr--3; Senior class Treasurer--4; Girls State--3; Basketball- ,3,4; Captain--3,4; Lettercd--2,3,4; Tcnnis--2,3; Captain--3; Lettered--2,3,4; Volleyball—2,3; Captain--3; NFL--3; EAGLE Girls' Sports Editor--3,4. DAVID BEACH If studies are the cause of death, I'll live forever. BEVERLY BESS Happy am I; from care I am free. KENNETH BEAUCHAMP Witty, lively, and full of fun, a good friend to everyone. JUNE BERRY Modest and sweet to all she meets. 16 RONNIE BROOKS Just have your fun and let the world flicker by. RAY BERRYMAN Stop the nonsense, I'm thinking. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3,4; Band--2,3,4; Civinettes—4; Pcp--3. RHEA BONDS Virtue is the truest nobility. Clubs: French--2,3,4; Pep—2,3,4; Civinettes—3,4; Sec.--4; F.B.L.A.--4; J.A.--4; Student Court--3; Sec.-3; Annual Staff--3. ROBERT BOOKER Everything comes to him who waits--therefore, why should I worry? RICHARD BOWERS One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. CAROLE BROWN Devout, yet cheerful; active, yet resigned. Clubs: Honor Society--4; Civinettes--4; Band— 2,3,4; Band Camp-2,3,4; Majorette--3; Drum Majorette--4; Band Sponsor--4; Executive Staff--3; Miss East High Contestant--2,3; French play--3; Track hostess District and Optimist meets--3; Most Dignified Cirl--4. MARI LYNN BRUCE Ever faithful, ever true to the task she had to do. Clubs: Civinette--4; Band--2,3,4; Band Camp--2,3,4; Counselor--3,4; Best Camper Award--4; Drill-master of Color Guard--4; Executive Committee--3,4; NFL—3,4; Eagle Staff— 2,3,4; Future Teachers— 2,3,4; Sec.—3; Pres.--4; V.P. Nashville FTA--4; State FTA Convention—3; Quill and Scroll—3,4; Manager, Girls' basketball team—2,3; French—2,3,4; Treas.--4; Student Court— 4. MARY ANN BRUCE Good nature is the sign of a large, generous soul. Clubs: Library—2,3; Red Cross--4. PAT BRACY Be true to your word, work, and friend. Clubs: Co-op--4; T. I. --4; Student Council— 2,3. JUDY BRIGGS A quiet girl with a sweet smile. Clubs: Y-Teens--2,3; Mass Chorus—2,3. 17 in SUE BUCC Rare compound of quality; noble and true, with plenty of sense and good humor, too. Clubs: Y-Tcens--2,3,4; Pres.--4; President's Cabinet--4; Pep--2,3,4; Tre as.--4; NFL--3; Miss East High Contcst--4; First Runner Up--4; Bowling— 2; H.R. V.P.—3,4; Norn, for Senior class Pres.--4; Nom. for V.P. of Junior class--3. JOANNA CALHOUN Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Clubs: Teen-Age Book—2; Library--3,4; Representative to Library Assistants Conference--3; Library Award--3; F.B.L.A.--2; Pep--3,4; Annual Staff—4. BETTY JANE CAMPBELL Be a live wire and never get stepped on. CAROL BUMBALOUCH If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her. Clubs: Future Teachers— 2,3,4; Civincttcs--4; NFI—2,3,4; Music Award--3; Pep--2,3,4; Y-Teens--2,3. STELLA MAE BUTTS Never sad. FRED CAGLE Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Clubs: Audio-Vis.—2,3,4; V.P.—3; Lettered—2,3,4; Pres.--4; NFL—2,3,4; Honor Society—3; EAGLE Staff--3,4; Circulation and Exchange Editor--3; U.T. Journalism Institute --4; Service Medal—3; Southern Speech Assn.—3; Memphis Journalism Convention--3. MONTEZ CARTER Everything comes to him who waits; I'm waiting. PAM CHITWOOD Fair to look upon and better yet to know. Clubs: Y-Tecns--2; Library Club--4; Library Staff—4; Guidance Department Worker. WAYNE CARLISLE Stolen kisses are the best. Clubs: Football—2,3; Basketball—2; Key Club--3; Bowling Club—4; Car Club—3,4; Track—2. GERE CARTER Watch out world, I'm on my way. LEON CHURCHWELL I can resist anything except temptation. DAWN CLARK She has a voice of gladness and a smile of beauty. Clubs: Library—2,3; Spanish—2,3,4; Officer—3; Bowling —2,4; PTSA--2; Student Council--4; H.R. Officer— 3,4. JUDY CRAIN She was born talking and hasn't relapsed since. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3,4; Pep--2,3,4; Ensemble—4; Library--2,3,4; Office Staff—4. PATRICIA CRISWELL Modesty is a candle to my merit. DAVID CROUCH A man of words and not of deeds is like a garden full of weeds. Clubs: DE--4; Pres.--4; State Pres.--4; NFL— 2,3,4; Ensemble—4; Hi-Y 3,4; V.P.—3; Math—3; EAGLE—2,3; Bus. Man.— 3; Annual Staff—4; Bus. Man.--4; Male Chorus— 4; Mass Chorus—3,4; H.R. --2; H.R. Pres.—3,4; Track—2; School play—3. B. J. CLINE When fun and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Clubs: Key—2,3,4; Ski—2,3,4; Pep—2,3,4; Rifle—2,3; Football—2,3; Male Chorus--3,4; Monitor—2,3; Mass Chorus—3,4; Tennis—4. LIBBY COBB Being gifted with a tongue, I use it. Clubs: Bowling—2,3,4; Y-Teens—2; Library—2,3,4; PTSA—2; H.R. Sec.--4. MARGIE CRUMPLER She is gentle, but not so shy; she has mischief in her eye. Clubs: Red Cross--3,4; Sec.--4; Y-Teens—3; FBLA--4; Chorus--2,3; Ch. Festival—3. HOPE COLLINS Give the world the best you have and the best will come to you. Clubs: Co-op.--3,4; T. I.—3,4. WILMA COTHERN I could not help laughing to save my life. Clubs: Pep—2,3,4; Red Cross—2; Ski—2,3,4; Bowling--2; Y-Teens—3; Christian Service—3,4; FTA—3,4; Basketball— 3,4; Lettered—3,4; H.R. Treas.—2; H.R. Sec.—3; H.R. Pres.—4. 19 20 BARBARA CUMMINCS Leave silence to saints, I'm only human. Clubs: Pep--2,3,4; Y-Teens--2,3; Christian Servicc--3,4; Sec.--3; V.P.--4; Math—3,4; Band--2,3,4; Band Camp- -2,3,4; Lettered--3,4; EACLE--4. BETTY DAVIS A light heart lives long. Clubs: Pcp--3; T. I.--3,4; Co-op.--3,4; Chorus— 3,4; Antioch--2. CHARLES DAHLCREN Ready for anything, work or play. Clubs: Civitan—2,3,4; V.P.—4; Student Body Pres. --4; Junior class Pres.--3; Soph, class Pres.--2; Boys' State--3; Boys' Nation—3; Youth Appreciation Award--4; Cross Country—2,3,4; State Ind. Title--2; Lettered— 2,3,4; Runners-up--2,4; Capt.--4; Basketball— 2,3,4; Lettercd—3,4; Capt.--4. LINDA DALTON Like other girls--but oh, how different. Clubs: Ski — 2,3,4; Pep— 2,3,4; Bowling—2,3,4. CHARLES DAVIS I hope to awake one morning and find myself great. Clubs: Civitan—2,3,4; Football—2,3,4; Lettered—3,4; Baseball—3,4; Lettercd—3,4; Ensemble—2,3,4; Lettered --2,3,4; Male Chorus—2,3,4; Mass Chorus—2,3,4; All-Star—3,4; H.R. Pres.--4. MIKE DAVIS The elevator to success is not running; take the stairs.' PATRICIA DAVIS Pleasant in disposition and well liked by all. Clubs: Ski--2; Bowling—2,3,4; City Champs—2,3; Pep NANCY DAVENPORT —3,4; Band—2; H.R. Pres.—2. A sweet smile; a sweet girl. Clubs: T. I.--4; Y-Teens—2,3; Pep—2,3; Co-op.--4. TOMMY DEWS Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. DIANNE DICKERSON One today is worth two tomorrows. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3,4; Pep—2,3,4; Ski—2,3; Bowling--2; Red Cross— 3; Nom. for Senior class officer—4; Volleyball—3; Basketball--3. CHARLES DICKSON It's better to know nothing than to know what ain't so. Clubs: Chess—4; Madison--2,3. HAROLD ECK A good sport, a fine friend. Clubs: Kcy--2,3,4; Football-- ,3,4; Lettered--4; Male Chorus--2,3,4; Mass Chorus--2,3,4; Ensemble --3,4; Lettcred--3,4. ROSALYN DONNELL Leave silence to saints, I'm only human. Clubs: Miss East High--2; H.R. Pres.--3; Miss Teenage America Scmi-Finalist--3; Miss Nashville High School Finalist--3; Jr. Miss Coca-Cola Bottling Co.--4; Jr. Miss Davidson County Pageant--4; School play—3; Basketball--4; Nom. Senior Class V.P.—4. DONNA DOZIER Her smile was sweet, her manners sweeter--most anyone would like to meet her. JAMES DUGGER They say the good die young. Boy, am I taking good care of myself. CHARLOTTE EMERTON A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amiable Jolly way she had. Clubs: French—3,4; Sec. ——4; Pep—2,3,4; Ski—3,4; Bowling--3; Career--3; Y-Teens—2,3; Student Council—3,4; H.R. Sec.— 2,3; Chorus--4; J.A.--4; Treas.—4. DOLLY ERWIN A girl that makes the bubbles of life worth while. Clubs: Bowling--2,3,4; Lettered--3; City Champs -2,3; Pep—2,4. POLLY ERWIN Her quietness and dignity stamp her as a lady. Clubs: Bowling—2,3,4; Lettered—3; City Champs -2,3; Pep —2,4. ELAINE DUNHAM The moving finger writes and having writ moves on. Clubs: NFL—2,3,4; Degree—4; Tennis— 2,3,4; Lettered—2,3,4; H.R. Treas.—3; H.R. Sec.--4; School play—3; Annual Staff—3. ROY DUNNACAN If I am studying when you find me, wake me up. Track—2; Cross Country —2,3,4; Co-Capt.—4. 21 WALTER ESSARY Why worry what tomorrow will bring; let's enjoy today Clubs: Car--3; Civitan --2,3,4; Football--2,3,4; Tennis--2,3,4; NFL--3,4; Degree of Honor--4; Male Chorus--2,3; Santa Claus -3,4. DANNY FIELDS A little learning is a dangerous thing. Clubs: Bowling—2; Ski--2; DE--4; Chorus--3. RONNIE FISHER Be slow in choosing a friend, slower in changing. 22 LINDA FARRIS Happy she is in everything she does. BILLY FERRELL Foot-loose and fancy free; happy as I can be. PAT FERRELL The only way to have friends is to be one. BERNADETTE FORD TANA FRENSLEY One with a million-dollar personality. Clubs: Cheerleader—3,4; Lcttered—3,4; Co-Capt.— 4; Presidents Cabinet--4; Student Council--4; Ensemble—2,3,4; Lettered --2,3,4; Section Leader— 2,3,4; MTVA--4; Chorus— 2,3,4; Miss East High Contest—3; Track Hostess --3; Nom. Junior class V.P.—3; Nom. Senior class Sec.--4. DANNY GENTRY I can resist anything but temptation. Clubs: Bowling—4; Key --3; Pep—3; Boys'—3,4; V.P.—3,4; Golf team — 2,3,4; Basketball--3; Nom. Senior class Pres. I could not help laughing to save my life. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3; Pep—2,3,4; Ski—2,3; DE--4; Career—3; Bowling—2,3. PEGGY FOWLER A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3; Pep—2,3; J.A.—3. REDCIE GENTRY Men of few words are the best. Clubs: DE--4; Litton—2,3. i DIANNE FRYE Custom cannot stale her infinite variety. Clubs: Girls' State--3; Governor—4; Girls' Nation--4; Nom. Pres.--4; EAGLE--4; Civinettes--4; Cheerleader--3,4; Declamation, city, district, state; Miss City Beautiful—3; Miss VFW--3; Southern Speech Assoc. Tourn. Congress--Superior Rating—3; Forensic Award--2,3,4; Honor Society--4; Miss East Contcst--2,3,4; Finalist—2; Runner-up—3; Miss East High--4; School play--3; Nom. V.P. Student Body--3. JOHN GRICE Foot-loose and fancy free; happy as I can be. BETTY CUNTER Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy. Clubs: Civincttes--4; J.A.--3; Treas.--3; Award--3; H.R. Sec.— 2,3; H.R. V.P.--4; Math— 3; Honor Society--3; Bowling—3,4; Career--2; Y-Tcens--2,3; Pep--2,3; Tennis--2,3,4; Lettered— 2,3,4. JIMMY CIBBS Witty, lively, full of fun—a wonderful friend to everyone. Clubs: Civitan—3,4; Hi-Y—2; Pres.--2; Ensemble—3,4; Football—3,4; Lettered—4; Track—2,3,4; Lettered— 2,3,4. BARRY GRAY He loves good times. HOWARD GUTHRIE Little we think, less we do, isn't it funny how we pull through? PEGGY HARRELL She was born with the gift of laughter. Clubs: Bowling—2,3,4; Captain—2; Y-Teens—4; Pep—3,4; Ski—2; J.A.— 4; Red Cross—2; Basketball—3; Ensemble--3,4; Chorus--3,4. BECKY GOOSETREE Wonderful friend to have. Clubs: Co-op—3,4; T. I.--3,4; French—2; Pep--2; Y-Teens—2. CREC GREGORY I make the most of the least of all that goes. Clubs: Christian Service —3; Car—3; Rifle—3; Band—2,3. 23 24 JIMMY HARPER Good humor is one of the best of articles one can wear in society. Gallatin—2,3. THOMAS HARPER Men of few words arc the best. Clubs: DE—4; Christian Service—2; Audio-Visual -2,3. GERALD HARRIS I can resist anything except temptation. BECKY HENTZ If I can't say what I think, why think it? ' Clubs: Bowling—2,3; Red Cross —2; Y-Teens--2; Career—2; Pep—3,4; French—2,3; J.A.--3; Personnel Manager—3; Band—2,3,4; Sec.--4; Band Camp—3,4; Chorus—4; Ensemble—4; M.T.V.A. Contest—4. VICKIE HESTER It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. Clubs: Pep—2,3,4; Ski—3,4; Career—2,3; Y-Teens—3; Cheerleader—4; Ensemble—3,4; H.R. Treat.—3; Nom. Junior class Treas.; Nom. V.P. Senior class—4; Chorus -3.4. DIANNE HICKS If at first you don't succeed, give up. Clubs: Red Cross—3,4; Ski—4; Basketball--4; Maplewood--2. . BILLY HILL A life without mischief is not worth living. Clubs: Bowling—4; Breakfast; Audio-Visual—PTSA; Pres, of H.R.—4; V.P. of H.R.—3. LINDA SUE HARRIS A light heart lives long. Clubs: Ski—3,4; Bowling —3,4; Y-Teens—2,3; Career—2,3; Red Cross— 2; J.A.--4. PAT HINKLE She has friendliness to spare. JOYCE HOLLAND A laugh for everyone and understanding for all. MELVIN HOLLAND Is this the face that launched a thousand ships? Clubs: DE—3,4; PTSA--2. UNDA HOLT Her quietness and dignity stamp her as a lady. BARBARA HURT Speech is great but silence is greater. BOBBIE HORNE If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her. TOMMY HUTCHINSON I wouldn't run around the comer to see the world blow up. Clubs: Spanish--2; Key--4; Cross Country Champs --3; Runners-Up--4; Lettered—3,4; Track Runners-Up--3; Lettered -3,4. ROS1TA JETT A happy girl makes others happy. Clubs: Y-Tecns--3,4; Pep—3,4; Ski—3,4; Bowling—3,4; Volleyball —3,4; Basketball—3; Monitor--4. JOAN HOUDYSHELT Be true to your work, word, and friends. Clubs: Co-op.—4; T. I.--4; Bowling—2,3; Christian Service—3; Band—2,3; Band Camp—2,3; Student Council --4; H.R. Sec. and Treas.—2; Honor Society—3,4. ROGER JONES An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less. Clubs: Audio-Visual—2; Chess--3,4; Monitor--4. DAVID HOUSE One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. Clubs: Hi-Y—2,3,4; Bowling—2,4. CHERYL HUBER Devout, yet cheerful, active, yet resigned. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3,4; Bowling--2,3; NFL—2,3,4; Civincttcs—4; Red Cross —2,3; Pep—2,3,4; J.A. --3; H R. Sec.—3; EAGLE—3,4; Monitor--4. 26 RICKY KELLOGG We grant, although he had much wit, he was very shy in using it. LUANA LACKEY Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy. JANICE LAFAYETTE Here's a girl with a heart and a smile that makes the bubble of life worth living. Clubs: FBLA—4. JOYCE KEMP All teenagers speak well of her. LINDA KING Manners and thoughtfulness makes success. Clubs: Y-Tccns--2,3,4; Ensemble--3,4; Lettered--3; Chorus--2,3,4; Basket-ball--2,3; Lcttercd--2,3; Volleyball--2. JOAN KOS Give the world the best you have and the best will come to you. Clubs: Math--3,4; Sec.— 3,4; Pep--2,3,4; Y-Teens --3; Civinettcs—3,4; Pres.--4; Ensemble--2,3,4; Sec.--3; Treas.--4; Honor Socicty--3,4; H.R. Sec.--2,3; Pres.--4; Music Award--3; DAR--4; Metro All Star; All State Chorus--3,4; Co-Editor Grey Eagle --4; Annual Staff--3; Quiz Buster Team--4; Small Ensemble Festival--4; U.T. Journalism Institute--3; Quill and Scroll--4. PAUL LAMB I stand at the brink of a great career. Will somebody please push me off? Clubs: French--2,3,4; Pres.--4; French Award--2; Honor Society--3,’4; Kiwanis Scholar of the Month--4; EAGLE Staff--4; Annual Staff--4; Math Contest--3,4; Quill and Scroll--4; Nom. Civitan Medalist--4. NANCY LAM BRIGHT A good exposition is worth more than silver. Clubs: FTA—2,3,4; V.P.--4; Nashville Metro FTA--4; J.A.--3; Band--2,3,4; Band Camp--2,3,4; PTSA--2; Peabody Summer Band--3. LINDA LANDERS The only way to have fun is to be one. Clubs: Bowling--3,4; Pep--4; Y-Teens--4; Career—2; Chorus--2,3,4; Ensemble--2,3,4; Lettered—3. MARTHA LAW A wonderful girl and a true athlete. DIANE LAWLEY Neatness is but one of her many assets. Clubs: Civincttes—4; Math—3,4; V.P.--4; Carecr--2,3; Y-Teens—2,3; Pep—2,3,4; FTA--2,3; Honor Society—4; Ensemble, Mass Chorus—2,3,4; Lettered—2,3,4; Teen Topics Nashville Banner--4; Office Staff--4. HAROLD LEATH A good-natured person is never out of place. DONNA LOVELL A happy girl makes others happy. Clubs: Pcp--3,4; Y-Tccns --3,4; Bowling--3,4; Ski — 3,4; Monitor--4; Basket-ball--3; Volleyball--3. GLENN LLOYD Ready for anything, work or play. MARION McBROOM Always ready with a smile and a helping hand. Clubs: Y-Teens--2,3; Career--2; Pcp--2,3; Co-op--3,4; T. I.--3,4. MARGARET McCLOUD She looks quiet, but look again. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3,4; Pep—2,3,4; Chorus— 2,3,4; Clinic Staff—2,3. SUZETTE LEE Laugh and be merry, for the world is better with a smile. Clubs: Bowling—2,3; Library—2,3; Officer—3; FHA— 4; Officer—4; FTA--2; Y-Teens—2; Pep—2,3,4; Red Cross--2;President's Cabinet—2,3; PTSA—2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Ensemble--3,4; H.R. Officer—2,3; Office Staff— 3,4. BEVERLY McFARLIN Keen sense, common sense, yet room for non sense. Clubs: T. I.—3,4; Pep— 2; Co-op—3,4; Y-Teens— 2; Miss East High Contest --2; Red Cross--2; H.R. V.P.—3. EDDY LENOIR Ever loyal, ever true to the task he had to do. Clubs: Audio-Vis.--2,3,4; Bowling—2,3,4; Chess—4; Art—4; Hi-Y—2,3,4; Tennis--2,3,4; Co-Capt. --4; Track—3. LARRY LOCKHART Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 27 20 JANE McINTYRE Her quietness and dignity stamp her as a lady. Clubs: Pep—2,3,4; FTA--2,3,4; French—2; Bowling --4; NFL—2,3,4; Sec.-Treas.—3; Pres.--4; Civincttes—3,4; H.R. Pres.--3; Honor Society --3,4; Annual Staff--3; Business Manager--4; EAGLE Staff--3; Editorial Assistant--4. JUDY MARSHALL The only way to have friends is to be one. Clubs: Y-Teens—3,4; Pep--4; Litton--2. JIM MAYNOR Character makes its own destiny. Clubs: Civitan—2,3,4; J.A.--3; H.R. Treas.—4; Monitor—4; Male, Mass Chorus—3,4; Nom. V.P. Senior class—4; H.R. V.P.--2; President's Cabinet—4. JERRY MADDUX Sometimes I sit and think; sometimes I just sit. BRENDA MANLEY An honest heart possesses a kingdom. JERRY MARABLE A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Clubs: NFL—2,3; Chess— 3,4; Band—2,3,4; Pres.— 4; Lettered--3,4; Band Camp--2,3,4; Counselor— 4; All-Star Band—3; Chorus--4; Male Chorus— 4. CAROL MEDUN A smile for all, a greeting glad, a jolly smile she had. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3,4; Art—2,3,4; Annual Staff—3,4. DARNELL MELTON A good friend to all. Clubs: DE—3,4; Y-Teens—3,4; Pep—3,4; Red Cross— 3,4. RECINA MELTON A light heart lives long. Clubs: Pep--3,4; Bowling —4; Career—3; Office Staff--4; Chorus--2. FRANK MESSER Study brings worry; that's why I'm always contented. Clubs: Hi-Y—2; V.P.— 2; Cross Country—2,3; Lettered--2,3; Track—2; Lettered--2; Student Council--2; Friendliest Boy--4. SHIRLEY MILES A good mind possesses a kingdom. Clubs: Y-Teens--2; Pep—2; T. I.—4; Chorus—2,3. LARRY MORELL Why wait for the bell when there's a good show on? LINDSEY MILLER Life without mischief is not worth living. Clubs: DE Club; Treasurer; Delegate to state convention of DE Club. JOHN MILLIKEN The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Clubs: Civitan—2,3,4; Chaplain--4; H.R. Pres.--2,4; Track—2,3,4; Lettered—2,3,4; Football--2,3,4; Lettered -3,4. RANDY MORRIS Friendliness, dignity, and sincerity, coupled with a handsome face. Clubs: Civitan—2,3,4; Pres.—4; Ski—3; Bowling --3; Champ—3; Ensemble --2,3,4; Pres.--4; Chorus --2,3,4; Student Council--3,4; Baseball—2,3,4; Lettered—2,3,4; Nom. Student Body Pres.—3; School play—3; PTSA--2; Most Handsome Boy--4. JANE MOSS Silence is golden. Clubs: Career—2,3; Co-Op.—4; T. I.--4. JERRY MINCHEY Nice and friendly; a true friend. ANNETTE MURFF She loves good times. DWAIN MITCHELL And still they gazed and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all he knew. CERALD MIZE All good men are dying. I feel sick. 29 30 ATHEL H. MURPHY Men of few words are the best men. Clubs: Hi-Y—2; Chess— 3; J.A.—3; NFL—4; Baseball Manager—3. HUGH NICHOLS 1 hate nobody; I'm in charity with the world. Clubs: Hi-Y 2,3,4; Spanish--3,4; Science--2,3; Math— 3,4; Honor Society--3. JOHN NORMAN Nice, friendly, a true friend. BELINDA MYERS Good nature is the sign of a generous soul. Clubs: Y-Teens--2; Pep--2; Co-op—3,4; T. I.— 3,4. PATSY NEVILLE Her neatness is Just but one of her assets. Clubs: Pep--2; Y-Teens —2; DE—3,4; T. I.— 3,4. PAUL O’KELLEY Men of few words arc the best men. Clubs: Bowling--2,3; Rifle—2,3; DE--4. NEEDA NEYVMAN An honest heart possesses a kingdom. Clubs: FBLA--4; Library --2,3,4; Library Staff--2; Red Cross--2. VICTOR OVERALL The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none. RAYMOND PACK Every dog is entitled to one bite. Football—2,3,4. GLENDA OR RAND Grades speak louder than words. Clubs: Library—2,3,4; Art—2,3,4; Sec., Treas.—3; Sec.--4; Bkfast—3; Pep—3; Honor Society—4; Library Staff--2,3; Art Medal—3; Library Medal—2; Typing Contest--3; Nashville City Art Festival—2; Middle Tennessee Library Convention—2. SHARON PARKHURST Little we think, less we do, isn't it funny how we pull through? Clubs: Y-Teens; Ski; Pep; Chorus; PTSA. JAMES PATTERSON Enjoy today, forget about tomorrow. DENNIS PETTY A living dog is better than a dead lion. JUDY PATTERSON Be true to your word, work, and your friends. JOAN PEACH Give me leave to speak my mind. Clubs: Breakfast--3; Spanish--2,3. BRENDA POPE Small in stature, but friendliness to spare. Clubs: FBLA—3,4; V.P.--3; Library--2,3,4; Red Cross--2,3; Miss East High Contest--4. SHERYL PUGH And her modest answer and peaceful air--show her wise and good as she is fair. RITA PULLIAM Sometimes I sit and think; sometimes I just sit. Clubs: Career—2; Y-Tcens--2,3,4; Sec.--4; Pep--2,3,4; Civinettes--4; Chaplain--4; Math--3; Ensemblc--2,3,4; H.R. V.P.--2; Student Council --3; Annual Staff--3,4; Chcerleader--3,4; Captain--4; Honor Society--3,4; Sec.--3; Most Popular Girl--4. WILLIAM PEMBERTON They say the good die young. Boy, I am taking good care of myself. Clubs: Bowling--2,3,4; Hi-Y—3,4. GARY PENNINGTON My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. Clubs: Library--2,3,4; Science--2,3; J.A.; V.P. --2; Pres.--4. 31 32 MAUREEN QUINN Boys may come and boys may go, but not if I can help it. Clubs: Art--4; Spanish--4; Pres.--4; Bowling--3; School play--3; H.R. Pres. --3; Miss East High Contest— 4. DOROTHY RAYMER Two may not live as cheaply as one, but it's a lot more fun. WAYNE REESE All great men are dying--I feel sick. JO RAGSDALE Leave silence to saints, I'm human. Clubs: Civinettes—3,4; V.P.--4; Y-Teens—2,3,4; Pres.--4; Pep—2,3,4; French—2,3; Sec.—2,3; Bowling—2; Annual Staff —4; Ensemblc—4; Lettered --4; Chorus—3; H.R. Officer—2,3,4. BUDDY RAY Work is work and must be done, nevertheless, I have my fun. Clubs: Ski—2,3,4; Pres.— 3; V.P.--4; Art-4; V.P.— 4; Rifle—3,4; Audio-Visual—3,4; Civitans— 2,3,4; Pep--4; V.P.-4; Bowling—4; Junior class V.P.--3; Senior class V.P.--4; Football—3,4; Lettered—3,4; Baseball --2,3,4; Lettered—2,3,4; Red Cross—2,3,4; PTSA— 4; Monitor--3; School play —3. DOUGLAS RIPPY If I'm not here, I'm there. RENA ROSE Her smile was sweet, her manners sweeter—most anyone would like to meet her. Clubs: Civinettes--4; Pep--2,3,4; EAGLE--3,4; Annual Staff—4; Honor Society--4; Quill and Scroll—3,4; Acc. Miss East High Contest--4. TED RAY If I'm studying when you find me, wake me up. Clubs: Bowling--4. HERBY ROBERTS I can resist anything except temptation. RONNIE ROACH To know him is a real treat, for he's a fine boy and a great athlete. CHYRIL RUSSELL She was bom with the gift of laughter. Clubs: Y-Teens--2; Office Staff--2. JUDY ST. JOHN I hate boys; they irritate me-I love to be irritated. Clubs: Bowling—2,3,4; Y-Teens--2,3,4; Chaplain--3; Pep--2,3,4; Miss East High Contest--2; Checrlcadef--4; Alt.--3; Lettered--3,4; Clinic--3,4; Chorus--4; Chorus Festival--4; PTSA--2. PAT SHELTON Never a lesson did she spoil, but oh how she burned the midnight oil. ANNETTE SANDERS Good nature is the sign of a large, generous soul. Clubs: Y-Tccns--2; Pep--2,3,4; Civincttc--4; Basket ball--3,4; Chorus--3,4; Vollcyball--3. PAT SHOEMAKE To know how to kid one's ability is great skill. RONNIE SKIPPER Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. PAM SCHOUN Be a live wire and never get stepped on. Clubs: Pep--3,4; Bowling--3; Y-Teens--3; Ski--3,4; Career--3; Litton--2. TONI SLOAN Politeness goes far yet costs nothing. KAY SIEVER Fair to look upon and better yet to know. Clubs: Library--3; Pep--3,4; Chorus--4. JOHN SHELTON Everything comes to him who waits; I'm waiting. 33 34 MARGARET SMITH Live to love and you will love to live. Clubs: Y-Teens. WILMA SPROUSE Modest and sweet to all she meets. DWIGHT SPURLOCK He did nothing in particular and did it well. WILLIE MAE SMITHSON Honor and shame from no condition rise; act well your part, there all the honor lies. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3; Junior Red Cross--4; Office Staff—3,4. SANDRA SNELL She has a voice of gladness and a smile of beauty. JERRY STAGGS So much to do, so little done. CAROLYN STEPHENS One with a million dollar personality. Clubs: Civinettes--4; Y-Tecns—2; Christian Service— 3,4; Pep—2,4; Basketball--3; Lettered—3. JOAN SPALDING Oh, my love's like a red, red rose, that's newly sprung in June. Clubs: Audio-Visual--2; Pep--2. KATHY STEPHENS Just have your fun and let the world flicker by. DONALD STONE A good-natured person is never out of place. Clubs: Bowling--2; Hi-Y --4; Football Manager— 4; Baseball Manager—2,3. KEN SWEENEY Nature made him then broke the mold. MARGARET TAYSE A sweet smile; a sweet girl. FRED THOMAS A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. SARAH HELLEN TEAL Ready for anything, work or play. Clubs: Y-Teens--2,3; Career--2; Pep--2,3,4; Bowling-3; FT A—3; Math--4. PATRICIA THOMPSON Short and sweet. ROBERT THOMPSON I hate nobody; I'm in charity with the world. MARY SUE TODD 'There never was a saint with red hair. Clubs: Frcnch--2; Band— 2,3,4; Band Camp— 2,3,4. SANDRA TELLAS If I want to say something, I say it. If I'm not supposed to, I'll try anyhow. Clubs: Pep--2,3,4; Bowling--2,3,4; Red Cross—2,3,4 President's Cabinet--4; Ensemble—2,3,4; Lettered— 2,3,4; Chorus--2,3,4; Lettered—2,3,4; Annual Staff— 2,3,4; Student Council—2; H.R. Sec.--2,3. DAVID THOMAS Whoever invented work should have finished it. Clubs: Key—2,3,4; Audio Visual—3,4; Pcp--2,3,4; Football--4; Lettered--4; Track—2,3,4; Lettered— 2,3,4; Ensemble--2,3,4; Lettered—2,3,4; Chorus —2,3,4; H.R. V.P.--2,3; Nom. Senior class Pres.--4; Male Chorus—2,3,4; Cress Country--2,3; Champs—4; PTSA—4. DIANN THOMAS A smile for every girl, two for every boy. Clubs: Y-Teens—2,3,4; Pep—2,3,4; H.R. Sec.— 2; H.R. T re as.--3; J.A.— 4. 36 JIMMY TOMLIN His wit springs eternal from--heaven. CREG TUCKER Greater men.than I have lived, but I doubt it. Clubs: Hi-Y—2,3,4; Pres.--3, Chaplain--4; Civitan--3,4; Sec.--4; NFL--2; Honor Society— 3,4; Pres.--4; Quill Scroll--3,4; Classroom Quizbusters--3,4; Capt. --4; Track--2; President's Cabinet--3,4; EAGLE-2,3,4; Editor--4; Co-Editor--3; Boys' State Alt.--3; Nom. Student Body Pres.--3; Student Council—2; UT Journalism Institutc--2; YMCA Youth Gov.--2,3,4; Nom. Senior class pres.--4; Kiwanis Scholar of the Month--4; Math Team--2,3,4; THSPA Convention -3,4. RHONDA TWEEDIE Modesty is a candle to thy merit. Clubs: Y-Teens--2,3; Pcp—2,3; T. I.--4; Co-op--4; NFL--2. PAT WALDRON Pleasant in disposition and well liked by all. LINDA WALLING A quiet girl with sweetness showing; her friends say she's well worth knowing. Clubs: J.A.--2,3,4; Library—2,3,4; See.--4; Spanish--2; Treas.--2; FBLA—3; Bowling—2; Pcp--2; Red Crxxs--2; Library Staff--2,4. MARY JANE WATSON In all she does, she does well; only herself can parallel. Clubs: FTA--3; Library Lcttered--2; Y-Teens--2,3,4; NFL--2,3,4; EAGLE—2,3,4; Managing Editor--3,4; UT Journalism Institutc--3; Christian Service Club--2,3,4; Audio-Visual--2,3,4; Sec.-Treas.--3,4; Lettered— 2,3,4; School play--3. PHIL WATTS JUDY UPCHURCH Pleasant in disposition and well liked by all. Clubs: French--2,3; Library—2,3,4; School play--3. Watch out, world; I'm on my way. Clubs: French—3; Bowling--4; Rifle--4; Audio-Visual —4; Pep--4; Football—2,3,4; Capt. —4; Track—3,4; President's Cabinet--4. JAMES WEAVER An honest man is the noblest work of God. Clubs: DO—3; T. I.-3,4; Honor Society--4. GEORGE WEBSTER Why go with girls, I have my buddies. WILLIAM WHERRY Least said is sooner mended. ROBERT WHITE Like a powder puff, I'm for the girls. Clubs: Spanish—2,3; V.P.--3; Civitan--3,4; Honor Society--3; Spanish Award--3; Football—2,3,4; Lettered --3,4; Track--2,3; Lettercd--3; EAGLE--3,4. BETTY SUE WISE Beauty is truth; truth, beauty. Clubs: Ski—2,3,4; Sec.— 2; V.P.--3; Rep.-2,3,4; Civinettes—4; Soph, class V.P.--2; Student Council —2,3,4; Sec.--3; Basketball—2; Lettered—2; EAGLE—3,4; Bookkeeping Award—3; Quill Scroll— 4; Tennis—3; Lettered— 3; Cheerleader—3,4; Clinic—3,4; Student Body V.P.--4; Homecoming Queen—3,4; Track Hostess --2,3; PTSA--2; NIL Sweetheart of the Week—3. ROBERT WHITED He moves in quiet ways, his wonders to perform. CLEVE WILUAMS Someday I shall cast aside my boyish pranks and become a man. Clubs: Key—2,3; DO—4; T. I.--4; Football—2,3,4; Lettered—2,3,4; H.R. V.P.—2,4. BRENDA WOODARD If I can't say what I think, why think it? Clubs: Pep--3,4; Bowling --3,4; Ski—3,4; Y-Teens -3,4. MILDRED WOODS 'Men call you fair, and you do credit it. Clubs: French—2; Bowling—2,3; NFL--2; Pep—2,3,4; Civinettes--4; Honor Society—4; Band — 2,3,4; Lettered—3,4; Band Camp—2,3; Colorguard— 3; Miss East Contest—3,4; Cheerleader--4; Lettered --4; Clinic—4; FBLA--3; Student Court--4; Banner Beauty—3. DANNY WRIGHT Work makes a fellow grow old; who wants to grow old. HARRIET WILLIS Natural charm and winsome grace. Clubs: Pep—2,3,4; Red Cross; Y-Tcens; Career; Bowling; Ski; Chorus. RUTH WITHAM Good nature is the beauty of the mind. Clubs: Y-Tccns—2; Chorus—2; Co-op—3,4; T. I.—3,4. 37 GEORGE WRIGHT Why be difficult when with a little effort you can be impossible. ROBERT WRIGHT Dependable and friendly, a boy well worth knowing. BETTY WYNNE Sweetly did she speak and move. LINDA BOLTON A girl that makes the bubble of life worthwhile. PATRICIA DAVIS Foot loose and fancy free; happy as I can be. JOHN DARNELL Like a powder puff, I'm for the girls. JOEL DUNAWAY Least said is sooner mended. WANDA LIGHT 'If I can't say what I think, why think it? 38 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Brenda Edens--Treasurer; Patricia Edens--Secretary; Sandra Bobbitt--Vice President; Vernon Overall--President. 39 L3rry Abernathy Roy Allen Linda Anderson Joyce Andrews Wanda Ashburn Norma Bailey Lynda Baker Bill Barnes George Barnett Linda Baskette Stella Batson Cheryl Bedwell Carole Belcher Patsy Bellos Jerry Bland JOLLY JUNIORS Jerry Bland Sandra Bobbitt Larry Boyd Don Brasscll Sharon Bratten Jean Brewington Jeanette Brooks Ronnie Brooks Joan Brown Diane Bruce Donna Bryan Mary Bullard Larry Bullion Steve Bumbalough Carolyn Burke Edna Burnet Barbara Burton Jerry Bush Pete Cannon Claude Canter Starr Casey Elliott Cathy Randall Choate Mickey Collier Joe Collins Tommy Compton Linda Conquest Pat Copelin Don Crafton Linda Craus GRACE EAST Emily Crowder Paul Crowell Becky Cunningham Wayne Cunningham Susan Cutrell Billy Dale Susan Davis Margie DeMoss Mary DePriest Brenda Dickson Linda Dickson Roger Dixon Donna Dorsett Richard Downey Gayle Drennan Janet Dukes Mike Dunham Joe Dunn Nancy Eaker Linda Eddings Brenda Edens Patricia Edens James Escue Patricia Estes Carole Ezell Bobby Ferguson Billy Ferrell Anita Fields Rita Finney Kenneth Ford JUNIORS EXHIBIT Donald Fox Johnny Freund Hester Fryar Leslie Fuller Michael Fuqua Patricia Gann Kenny Gant Gail Geiger Don Gillespie Allen Gleaves Sheryl Goforth Patricia Grandmaisen Billy Green Kenneth Green Charles Grice Kenny Griffith Sandy Grogan Milton Hager Andrea Hagewood Linda Hale Lynn Hale Elizabeth Hambrick Charles Hamilton Dianne Hampton Burma Harrison Juanita Haskins Deloise Hester Maurice Hickman Shirley Hill Kenneth Hinkle FINE QUALITIES Paul Hinkle Paulette Hinkle Katie Hinson Gene Holt Bobby Hone a Patricia Hubbard Betty Huddleston Robert Hughes Sharon Hunt Kaye Hum Sandra Hurt Virginia Hutchinson Belinda Jackson Connie Jackson Elizabeth Johnson Richard Johnson Steve Johnson Donna Jones Johnny Jones Carol Kazian Don Kelly Jimmy Kent Dianne King Bpbby Knight Ernest Knight David Lane Barbara Lassiter Buddy Lawhom David Lea Debbie Lee PEP— LEADERSHIP Gary Leigh Linda Lilley Kathy Mabry Peggy Magers Ronnie Manning David Martin Sharon Martin Wayne Martin Linda Mason Mike Mason Dickie Mayfield Janie McBroom Marion McCord Joyce McCormick Gary McCrary Bennie McDonald Donna McIntyre Butch McKinnon Sue McNcal Faye Meador Juanita Meadows Earl Melton Robert Me nee r Ken Merrill Mike Merrill Billy Messer Mary Mcrryman Robert Milam Betty Miller Connie Mitchell SHOWN BY JUNIORS Betty Moody Lillian Moore Linda Moss Patsy Moss Yield Nash Joyce Nelson Pauline Newman Steve Nichols Lynda Ogles Donald O’Kelley Kathy Oliver Donna Olphie Vernon Overall Tony Pack Cheryl Padgett Sandra Park Wanda Parrigan Connie Pate Becky Payne Wanda Peden Ronnie Phillips Tommy Pirtle Bobby Pomeroy Jerry Prescott Lovie Pryor Doug Puryear Rosemary Quinn Jerry Ragan John Ramsey Bobby Raymer AMBITION—SKILL Jancllc Raymer Sharon Reding Ann Richardson Neal Richardson Sandre Richeson Pat Ricgel Barbara Rippy Diane Robinson Larry Robinson Ginger Russell Diane Sadler Carol Scheuerman Jesse Seagraves Buddy Shaddix Gladys Smith Linda Smith Peggy Smith Patsy Spain Judy Spears Sharon Spclta Mike Stargel Donna Staudt Dale Stephens Butch Stewart Errol Stiles Ronnie Stilz Don Sullens Judy Sullivan Ernie Taylor Sherrie Temple RANK JUNIORS Steve Thompson Claude Tillman Pat Tomlinson Roger Turnbow Geraldine Turner Jim Underwood Steve Vance Peggy Vassar Vivian Wallace Larry Watkins James Watson Faye Watts Glenda Webster Jan Wells Johnny Westfield Linda Wheeler Jerry White Charles Williams Terry Williams James Wilson MEMORIES ARE MADE Jimmy Wilson Susan Wingate Carrie Wofford Greg Wood Nancy Woody James Wright Linda McKinney Joyce Adams Donna Alderson Brenda Alley Sandra Allen Roy Anderson Clark Angell Leland Annes Patsy Arnold Vicki Aymette Sharon Baggett Mary Batey Richard Bawcum Marcia Beard Ruth Beasley Pat Beene Darlene Bell Carmaleatta Benton Polly Berry Larry Biggs Shirley Biggs Donna Binkley Linda Binkley Larry Blackburn Lawrence Blanton Linda Blanton Howard Bledsoe Rita Boguski Ronnie Bolton Wyne Bolton Hassie Bowman Brenda Brassell Martha Brazil Linda Broadrick Brenda Brown Janet Brown Patsy Brown David Bruce John Bruce Johnny Bryan Leonard Bullion 50 Andrea Bumbalough Brenda Byrum Dianne Calvert Barbara Campbell Linda Campbell Aaron Carney Lois Carpenter Judy Carr Frank Carter Jo Ann Carter Mike Castle Steve Cavanaugh Joellen Chandler Sherry Charlton Lana Childress Sandra Clark Donna Clegg Pat Clegg Charles Cleveland Jane Coffee Ann Coleman Cathy Collier Doug Collins Wayne Collins Gayle Connor Tommy Conquest Linda Cox Becky Craighead Cathy Crawford Buddy Curran Alice Davis Linda Davis Johnny Davenport Dickie Delk John Dickens Steve Dickens Suzanne Downey Ronald Dozzett Brenda Duke Jimmy Duncan 51 Pat Eakers Charles Edwards Wanda Edwards Steve Eller Marilyn Epperly Carol Evans Linda Ferrell Harold Finchum William Fisher Billy Fitts Linda Flatt Diane Fuller Jerry Gaitan Bob Gann Jean Gamble John Gammon Fred George Patricia Gibson Judy Gifford John Gilbert Linda Glasgow Diana Goins Linda Graves Mike Greenfield Cheryl Gregory Ernest Gregory Janie Gregory Larry Gregory David Griffin Dale Griffin Don Grubbs Gary Guy Sharon Hager Jack Haislip Danny Hall Randy Hall Joe Hamton Kathy Harrigan Billy Harrington Grace Hatcher Majorie Hatcher Frank Hayes Rose Marie Hellen Lillian Hendricks Barbara Hester Jerry Hibdon Vernon Holland Danny Holleman Walter Hollon Frances Holt Wanda Horner Gayle House Ken Howell Gary Hudgens Billy Hunley Becky Hyde Linda Ireland Cathy Jenkins G. C. Genkins Alice Jennette Brenda Johnson Bobby Jones Dwayne Jordan Larry Joyner Patricia Judkins Ricky Judkins Joe Keef Carl Kimble Jerry Kimbrough Pam Kittrell Prentice Lamberth Donna Lane Linda Lewis Evelyn Lifsey Kathy Lincoln Robert Lockhart Wanda Love Martha Lovelace Billy Lovell Sheran Lowery Donald Manley Dawn Mauck Jerry Maynard Joyce Maynard Mary McBroom Janice McCloud Mary Ann McCloud Clyde McCormick Sue McGlothlin Mary Ann McIntyre Faye McNeal Steve McPhearson Robert Mel in Sherry Mickle Suzette Milam Linda Mitchell Rebecca Mitchell Linda Moore Pamela Moore Shirley Moran Winston Morelack Dennis Morgan Phyllis Morgan Linda Morris Donna Morrison Gayle Morrison Jean Moss Priscilla Myers Jerry Nelson Tommy Nokes Andy Norris Deborah Norris Larry Norris Jenny Osborne Becky Patterson Larry Patton Marion Peden Sharon Pegram Billy Pelfrey Linda Pendergrass Jerry Perello J. L. Perry Gayle Phillips Sharlena Phillips Shirley Pipkins Larry Pitts James Plunk Linda Porter Larry Prince Marty Proctor Bob Quinn Mike Rainey Darlene Reece Faye Reece Randy Reed Theresa Reid Wayne Reid James Richards Charles Richeson Richard Roach Tracey Roberts Barbara Robinson Brenda Robinson Robb in Robinson Jimmy Rogers Charlene Russell Barry St. John Gail Sanders Bobby Satterfield Wayne Sawyer Leroy Scruggs Lester Self Frankie Shadrick Patricia Shaffer Danny Sherrod Linda Short Paul Simmons Richard Sircy Billy Smith Patsy Smith Peggy Smith Sherrie Smith Judy Smotherman Linda Sneed Morris Spain Joyce Stafford William Stroud Jerry Sullivan Evelyn Sweeney Sharon Talbert James Tallent Patty Therber Paul Thomas Richard Thrower Sherrie Traugher Rachel Travis Judy Twilley Bracy Wallace Carolyn Wann Dorothy Ward Leon Warren Brenda Watson Bill Wedekind Sue Wells Linda Weston Beverly White Donnie White Larry White Jim Williams Sara Williams Amanda Willis Barbara Wilson Helen Wilson Jerry Windsor Mike Windsor Carlton Wiseman Linda Wofford Dennis Womack Bobby Wright Pat Wright Carol Wrye Nannette Young That wasn't nice. Somebody will be mad I bet. Coach gives orders. Work! Boo! Bet I scared you. MUSIC ART DRAMA Featured traditionally as a major part of our school have been those talented groups, the backbone of EAST SENIOR, representing the fields of music, art, and drama. From the best of our Band's lively cadence to the tap of the director's concert baton, the memories of the 1964 Eagle Band will remain with us as does our school song. Day by day remembrances pass in proud display of the times of vocalizing and the times of visualizing--of the Ensemble members and the artists. Laughter and enjoyment are recalled as we, the spectators, remember the excitement of opening night or just the simple school productions. 59 BAND DIRECTOR The Grey Eagle Band under the direction of Mr. Rufus Long has been a great asset to the school this year. We, the students, greatly appreciate the hard work of the band members and the part they have played in the family of East High. MAJORETTES Majorettes: Wanda Ball, Kathy Oliver, Linda Eddings, Pat Edens, Janet Brown, Judy Twillcy. ’64 DRUM MAJORETTE The Eagle Band is proudly led down the field at each football game by Carole Brown. She steps high and adds grace to the event. Behind her march the Color Guard, bearing the flag of the United States of America and the flag of East High. Hard work and much drill on the part of these five girls make the band look and perform much better. We the students of the school do greatly appreciate the work of these people. They have been an asset to each occasion. COLOR GUARD DRUM MAJORETTE Carole Brown COLOR GUARDS: Marilyn Bruce, Carol Bumbalough, Barbara Lassiter, Barbara Burton. 61 DRAMA Shakespeare's Women The Miner's Daughter The students at East have had a successful year in present ing the productions for assembly programs and for other occasions . We are indebted to the hard work of these people. sS0P ' y • ' ENSEMBLE The East Ensemble directed by Prof. Campbell adds greatly to the activities of the school through concerts and festivals. Each year they strive to make better vocalists of the members. Hard work and constant practice constitute a fine group such as this. b 63 OFFICERS: Randy Morris--Pres.; Jackie Anderson--Vice-Pres.; Sandra Tellas--Sec.; Joan Kos—Treas. ACTIVITIES Amidst our years of school life arises a special section composed of outstanding contributions, harmonious organization, and unforgettable experience which we call extracurricular activities.” Behind each achievement can be found busy, but happy students. Those devoting their ever-limited spare time to improve themselves and their school and to serve as excellent representatives for the coming generations through activity. Our undying gratitude is extended to those individual groups for giving us students the chance for such rewarding participation. With traditional splendor may these extra functions continue along with academic functions to fulfill student life. Those wonderful moments of the past the EAST HIGH FAMILY shared working playing together can be restored to us by dreams dnd through pictures. 65 PRESIDENT’S CABINET LEFT TO RIGHT: Tellas, Goforth, Beach, Tucker, Maynor, Knight, Lee, Dahlgren--Pres., Bugg, Watts, Frensley. The cabinet is composed of persons chosen by the president to work hard to keep the school in top shape. STUDENT COURT LEFT TO RIGHT: Woods, Stewart, Westfield, Roach, Bruce, Shaffer. Not pictured--Overall, Chief Justice. The Student Court is composed of students who work hard to enforce the rules of the school. 67 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (SEATED): Petty, Edens, Wise, Olphie, Morris. This branch of our student government interprets past rules and establishes new laws . Each homeroom is represented by one student. MONITORS The monitors are responsible for keeping the halls in order during classes and for being host to visitors. 60 HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society, composed of juniors and seniors who have for the preceding year maintained a scholastic average of 92 or above, endeavors to create an enthusiasn for Scholarship, to stimulate a desire for Service, to promote Leadership, and to develop Character. While other organizations are only partial in the sense that they recognize special abilities, the Honor Society regards education as a total product, measured by the four dimensions of life - -Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship--all requisites for members in this group, which strives to promote all things that advance the welfare of the school and the individual. No honor conferred by East excels that represented in the National Honor Society. V Miss Katherine Atkinson--Sponsor, Tucker—Pres., Shelton--Vice Pres., Hale--Sec., Conquest—Treas. Almond, Anderson, Barnes, Boyd, Brown, Bruce, Bumbalough, Bumba-lough, Casey, Crowder, Drennan, Eaker, Fryar, Frye, Geiger, Hagc-wood, Houdyshelt, Kos, Lamb, Law-ley, Leigh, Lillcy, Martin, McCord, McGinnis, McIntyre, McNeal, Moss, Nelson .Nichols, Oliver, Olphic, Orrand, Pate, Pulliam, Quinn, Reding, Rose, Russell, Stevens, Weaver, White, Williams, Wingate, Wise, Woods. 69 YEARBOOK STAFF ROW 1: Rose, Olphie, Tellas, Anderson, Kos, Ragsdale, Calhoun, Eaker. ROW 2: Lamb, Almond, Medlin Sneed--Sponsor, Osborne, McIntyre, Roach. We the staff of the Grey Eagle hope this yearbook satisfies each of you. We hope that you feel that we have dealt fairly with each student in our work. We say thank you to everyone who helped to complete this your 1964 Grey Eagle.” 70 Joan Kos and Jackie Anderson, Editors EAGLE STAFF The Eagle staff strives to make the news of the school known to all. New and varied ideas as well as making better writers are the goals of this group. Mary Jane Watson—Managing Editor, Greg Tucker--Editor 71 CIVINETTES OUTSIDE: Frye, Shelton, Sanders, Woods, Bruce, Bumbalough, Rose, McIntyre, Lackey, Huber, Lawley, Law, Almond, Brown, Gunter, Bawcum, Bolton, Wise, Allen. INSIDE: Kos--Pres., Ragsdale--V. Pres., Bonds--Sec., Kness- Sponsor, Anderson--Trcas., Pulliam--Chaplain. The Civitan and Civinette Clubs are two service clubs at East. They are sponsored by the local Civitan Club, and they strive to bring about better relations between the faculty and students. They are responsible for many of the service projects which are carried on during the school year. Old girls look on initiation as great fun for all. CIVITAN OUTSIDE: Maynard, Dews, Wright, Barnes, Wilson, Dunham, Roach, Davis, McKinnon, Allen, Westfield, Hinkle, Essary, Griffin, White, Gibbs, Jenkins, Jones, Ray. INSIDE: Morris--Pres., Dahlgren--V. Pres., Varallo--Sponsor, Tuckcr--Sec., Milliken--Chaplain, Knight--Treas. Activities can be fun for everyone. Formal initiation adds grace to the club and their principles. PEP CLUB The Pep Club remains each year the largest club in school. Full support is needed for best membership. The boys' pep club has been an added attraction. This club has encouraged spirit and good sportsmanship at every game. Regular attendance of the home games is stressed greatly and a good member supports his team wherever it goes. FORENSIC CLUB w |lf The East m Forensic Club is a chapter of the 8 National Forensic League. It has a twofold purpose: to make the member an effective speaker through competitive speaking in oratory, debate, and interpretation with other students; it lets the member hold membership in a national honor society. STANDING: Sponsor--Sykes; McIntyre--Pres. ROW 1: Westfield--V. Pres.; Quinn, Cagle, Bumbalough, Sec.-Treas.; Woody. ROW 2: Essary, Epperly, Lane, Duncan, Brazil, Frye, Griffin. ROW 3: Bumbalough, McIntyre, Geiger, Craighead, Huber, Bruce. ROW 4: Scheuerman, Wilson, Wingate, Charlton, Turnbow, Arnold, Roach. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS ROW 1: Kness—Sponsor, Moss, Pate, Pryer, Hunt. ROW 2: Casey—Pres., Allen, Bonds, Me Neal, Hunt, Lafayette. ROW 3: Hale—Sec., Reding, Kazian, Spann, McKinney, Calhoun. ROW 4: Merry-man—'Treas., Hale, Lilley, Batson, Sadler, Riegel. ROW 5: Pope—V. Pres., Bellos, Brewington, Hampton, Webster, Estes. The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization whose purpose is to give students a better view of the challenging world of business. This year the club has been successful in many fund-raising projects. Requirement for membership is enrollment in a commercial class. AUDIO-VISUAL If you see any work to be done around the school, just call on the Audio-Visual Club. This club is composed of students who are instructed in the use and operation of the projector and microphone. They are responsible for the sound and lighting at all activities at East. ROW 1: Cagle--Pres., Hager. ROW 2: Windsor, Chance, Roach, Quinn. ROW 3: Abernathy, Dunham, Barnes, Robinson. ROW 4: Windsor,’Gilbert, Barnett, Adams, Hall. The Math Club is composed of students who have had at least two years of mathematics. The club has sponsored various mathematical decoration projects around the school this year. MATH CLUB Lynn Hale and Miss Hannah demonstrate Math Club projects. ROW 1: Anderson--Treas., Shelton--Pres., Lawley--V. Pres., Kos--Sec. ROW 2: Mayfield, Nelson, McNeal, Teal, Hale. ROW 3: Turnbow, Shelton, Boyd, Nichols, Watson, Barnett, Lamb, Hannah--Sponsor. 77 KEY CLUB The Key Club is predominant in all school service projects. The club members are selected by former members for their qualities of citizenship and their high ideals. Cline, Roberts—Pres., Eck, Thomas, Petty--Sgt. at Arms, Overall, OveralU-V. Pres., Ramsey, Harrell--Chaplain, Bush, Collier, Tomlin, Watts--Sec.-Treas., Arnold, Stewart, Smith--Sponsor. Y-TEENS OFFICERS: Pulliam--Sec.� Rag$dale--V. Pres., Bugg--Prcs., Jackson--Chaplain. The Y-Teens is the largest girls' club in the school. Along with several other service projects, the club sponsors a clothing drive each year. HI-Y CLUB The purpose of the Hi-Y is to pro mote sportsmanship, fellowship, and service to others. LEFT TO RIGHT (from top): Stone, Knight, Nichols, Kimble, Johnson, Kelly, Pemberton, Keef, Westfield, Tucker, Dixon, Allen, Beauchamp, Rainey, Freund. 79 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS (SEATED): Lamb--Pres., Eaker--V. Pres., Emcrton--Sec., Bruce--Trcas., Lane--Program Chairman, Traughber--Sponsor. ROW Is Allen, Drennan, Short, Woody, Gieger, Edens, Craus, Talbert, Carr, Fuqua, Epperly, Nelson, Wedekind. ROW 2: Osborne, Craighead, Burtan, Bonds, Jenkins, Cibson, Tumbow, McBroom, Kent. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS (SEATED): Conquest--V. Pres., Jackson--Treas., Quinn--Pres., Reding--Sec., Payne--Sponsor. ROW 1: Mayfield, Mitchell, Ireland, Hagewood, Oliver, Goins, McCloud, Bullion, Clark. ROW 2: Griffin, Bullion, Smith, Donnell, Simmons, Nickels. ART CLUB OFFICERS: Ray--V. Pres.; Roach--Pres.; Goforth--Treas.; Orrand--Sec. ROW 1: Carter, Quinn, Campbell, Hampton, Medlin, Crawford, Mrs. Warren--Sponsor. ROW 2: Dugger, Quinn, Richardson, Lea, Allen. 81 RED CROSS The activities of this club present an opportunity for students to learn about and to share with the American Red Cross. ROW 1: Cutrcll—Pres., Hicks--Chaplain. ROW 2: McGlothlin, Moss. ROW 3: Lawley, Moran, Smithson, Hill, Robinson, Russell—V. Pres. ROW 3: Mrs. Crecclius—Sponsor, Smotherman, DeMoss—Treasurer, Bratten, Park, Adams. ROW 4: Ferguson, Morrison. ROW 5: Lincoln, Vasser. FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers Club at East gives each member an opportunity to prepare themselves for the teaching profession which they will one day enter. 82 LEFT TO RIGHT: Almond, Hinson, Bruce, Bumbalough, Lambright. DOWN: Batson, Jenkins, Short, Mabry, McIntyre--Pres. CLINIC STAFF This staff is composed of girls who are interested in public health service. They devote their gym period to careful watch of those who become sick during the school hours. KNEELING: Hampton, Calvert, Duke, Epperly, Shaffer. STANDING: iMorgan, Berry, Bum-balough, Arnold, West-fall, Smotherman, Kleiser. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS This newly organized club at East strives to make the members better able to be future homemakers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Moss, Criswell, Crain, Wann, Hinkle, Travis, Brattcn, Nash, Davis, Harrison, Grandmaison, Baskette, Aymett. 83 CHESS CLUB The members of the Chess Club are a group of students with the imagination and ability to play a game requiring extensive thought and skill. ROW 1: Tumbow—V. Pres.� Brooks White, Norman—Sec.-Treas., Marable—Pres., Sbuttoni—Sponsor. ROW 2: Lenoir, Perry, Duncan Stargel Hewes, Pitts, Jones, Norris. CHRISTIAN SERVICE CLUB The Christian Service Club is composed of students who promote faith and Christianity in their lives and in the lives of others. Members are chosen on the basis of their service in the school and community. 84 SEATED: Carpenter, Donnell, Ashbum, Moss, Law. STANDING: Wilson, Hendricks--Sponsor, Powell—Sponsor, Hollon. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club seeks to maintain an atmosphere suitable for study at East. Various activities are carried on by Mrs. Payne and the Library Club members. Each year a scrapbook is made for competition with all other schools. The Library Club has brought many honors to East High. OFFICE STAFF The Office Staff is kept busy collecting attendance lists, sorting mail, and taking phone calls. These students aid Miss Wright in completing the innumerable tasks of the administration . 85 SEATED: Russell, St. John, Clark, Miss Wright--Secretary. STANDING: Lee, Graves, Talbert, Smithson, Windrow, Sanders, Webster, Hall, Holland, Lawley. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club is one in which the members learn safety and sportsmanship while competing with other schools. Through much hard work and practice, the members become good marks men. The main purposes of the Ski Club are to promote water safety and to teach others how to water ski. The sponsor of this club is Coach Vic Varallo. LADDER: Wright, Merrill, Pomeroy, Thompson. LEFT: Ragan, Hamilton, Arnold, Dixon, Wright. RIGHT: Collier, Tilman, Ray, Turnbow. KNEELING: Morgan, Watts. SKI CLUB SEATED: Fitts, Woodard, Shocmake, Dalton, Cline, Frensley. STANDINC: Hicks, Parkhurst, Jett, Lovell, Bess, Willis, Varallo--Sponsor, Prince. 86 BOWLING CLU ill ■Hi The Bowling Club is made up of students who enjoy such a good sport. Fair play and skill are developed through this competitive sport. vU ana rr, Jhurrnaiional onuraip Sorirt? fori uh Srluol Soumalists SEATED: Kos, Tucker, Watson, Woody, Westfield, Anderson. ROW 2: Lawley, Ragsdale, Bawcum, Wise, Rose, Drennan, Pulliam, Bruce, Tellas. ROW 3: Calhoun, Wright Bumbalough, Almond, McIntyre, White, Roach, Lamb. The Quill and Scroll is the National Honor Society for journalists who show skill and who excel in the field of journalism. They strive to uphold the standards of publication and aim at increasing interest in this field. 88 1963-64 QUIZBUSTER TEAM James Weaver, Joan Kos, Greg Tucker—Captain, Nancy Woody, Dianne Frye--Alternate. The East High Quizbuster team is composed of three seniors, Greg Tucker, captain, who returns from last year's team, Joan Kos, James Weaver, and one junior, Nancy Woody. Dianne Frye is the alternate and she is a senior. These people have spent long hard hours in Constant pursuit of a deeper knowledge and understanding of principles, theorems, vocabulary, and literature, and numerous other subjects. They appeared on WSIX T-V twice this year; and they did their best, but were defeated by both the West and BGA teams. We want to give these people the credit they are due for their sincere efforts and initiative. They deserve praise for their good work. Miss Dean Hannah, teacher in the Mathematics department, is coach of the Quizbuster Team. Through her diligence, consideration, and helpfulness, the team has been able to have these two television appearances. 89 D.O. CLUB Students show good intentions they learn. In Diversified Occupation, the students are not only involved in class work but club work. The club is composed of students who work and go to school at the same time. The members have regular meetings and projects which they work on during their club period. SEATED: Broadway, Qiinn—Reporter; Darnell, Stcphens--Sec.; Williams—Pres.; McFarlin—Vice Ptes.; Alexander--Treas.; Houdyshelt, Fryar. ROW 1: Eidson, Wright, Carroll, Cleaves, Cullen, Weaver, Davenport, Ford, Braccy, Moss, Mr. Grant—Teacher. ROW 2: Williams, Tweedie, Myers, Frost, Prescott, Raymer, Witham, Miles, Me Broom, Collins. 90 D.E. CLUB SEATED: Whited, Dyer, Crouch, O'Kelly, Miller. ROW 1: Anderson, Stephens, Durham, Spain, Churchwell, Watts, Gutherie, Woodard, Hicks, Milam, Reese. ROW 2: Thompson, Fields, Snell, Leath, Angell, McWilliams, Patterson. The D.E. Club is also composed of students who work and go to school. They are interested in finding out about work and education at the same time. The D.E. Club studies occupations and correct ways to carry on in a job and different aspects in the business world. D.E. students manage occupations in a neat manner. 91 f ! '• ■ FEATURES The treasured attainment. Those precious memories that a successful year can bring record the outstanding achievements of a combined effort of enthusiastic students. All people possess talent and initiative--qualities which have been put to use by those fortunate leaders of 1963-64. Outstanding performances, memorable experiences, and conspicuous enjoyment due to unified work are unforgettable to those who have watched and those who have participated. The climax of the grand exibitions, the laughter, thrills, and tears, the triumphs and the failures combined to make a nine months span at East High traditionally great. Those remembrances distinguished always in the minds and hearts of each Eagle will be cherished, especially by the seniors, through these photographs which we feature. 93 Betty Sue Wise BAND SPONSOR President, Jerry Mar able, bestows the honor of band sponsor to Carole Brown. Homecoming night was a big event when the band members selected Carole Brown as their sponsor. She was very excited and tears of joy could be seen as a dozen red roses were presented her. Jerry Marable, the band president, bestowed the traditional kiss upon her. This night will long be remembered by everyone who viewed the halftime exercises. 96 Carole displays the flowers she received on Homecoming night. 97 MISS EAST HIGH CONTEST 98 Betty Sue Wise Vickie Hester Tana Frensley Mildred Woods FRIENDLIEST Sue Bugg and Frank Messer MOST VERSATILE Betty Sue Wise and Ronnie Roach — MOST DIGNIFIED Carole Brown and Herby Roberts PRETTIEST GIRL Mildred Woods MOST HANDSOME BOY Randy Morris BEST ALL-ROUND Dianne Frye and Buddy Ray DAINTIEST GIRL Sharon Allen NEATEST BOY Dennis Petty WITTIEST Betty Batson and James Patterson MOST BASHFUL Donna Dozier and James Weaver SPORTS Far superior in practice, effort, rewards, and enjoyment rises the field of athletics. In this portion of our yearbook we recognize those devoted athletes whose efforts and team spirit have done their fellow students proud. Sorrows and disappointments have been experienced but with each defeat came a victory. A part of our group has spent many exciting hours cheering our teams on while the other part has worn the traditional red and gray representing East High splendidly. Each member of our organization is equally important. Many mementos have been secured during a year’s time symbolizing the combined successful performances of these individuals. With undying applause for support, the Eagles will continue to soar as those Eagles of the past and as those Eagles of 1963-1964. COACHES COACHES: Mr. Kim Smith, Mr. Vic Varallo, Mr. William Kee, Mr. Hilary Martin, Mrs. Paula Westfall. These coaches diligently work with the athletic division of the school. They strive to make better athletes of the members of the different teams. We may not always win, but the East team always tries hard and makes a good show in any sport. 120 mmm EAGLES 121 VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Stiltz, McKinnon, Milliken, Eck, Williams, Ray, Overall, Watts, Davis, White, Pack, Gibbs, Har-rall, Petty, Roberts. SECOND ROW: Kee, Smith, Pomeroy, Reed, Bolton, Curran, Conquest, Cavanar, Overall, Harrington, Delk, Fox, Collier, Jones, Sloan, Martin, Vajrallo. We want to salute the 1964 Grey Eagle football team. Although defeat pressed heavily upon the shoulders of the boys who put on the Red and Gray Friday after Friday, they still wore the colors proudly. The boys practiced hard and strove to win each game. The team gave each game all they had and left a very good record behind them. They won 2 games and lost 7, and tied 1. Captain--Phil Watts VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Butch McKinnon, Butch Stewart, Joe Keef, John Ramsey, Charles Dahlgrcn—Captain. BACK ROW: Pete Cannon, Buddy Wright. The 1964 Grey Eagle basketball team pushed its way to fourth place in the 18th District tournaments. The team's showing throughout the year reflected a lot of hard work and school spirit. East fell at the feet of the Clarksville Wildcats in a benefit game to close the season for the Eagles. 124 Eagles gain another victory. B-TEAM BASKETBALL SEATED: Boyd, Hayes, Collier, Coach Smith. SEATED, BACK ROW: Eller, Lovell, Collins. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL KNEELING: Law, Bawcum. SEATED: Coach Westfall. STANDING: Jennctte, Haskins, Cothem, Hicks, Olphic, Sanders, Sanders, Donnell, Coffee, Myers, Willis, Graves. 126 1964 BASEBALL TEAM KNEELING: Roberts, Davis, Roach, Petty, Tomlin, Ray, Morris, Coach Smith. STANDING; Stiltz, Fox, McKinnon, Keef, Stone, Schmittou. ’63 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Take a look and you can see the track boys in faded uniforms running down the streets as you walk home from school. These boys show skill and determination . The baseball team is made up of hard working boys who have practicied long hours to better themselves . These teams made a good showing this year as in the years before. i?ft KNEELING: Dunnagan, Dahlgren, Hutchison. STANDING: Coach Varallo, Griffin, Hinkle, Lane, Stewart. 1964 GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM ROW 1: Wise, Dunham, Bawcum, Magers, Spelta. ROW 2: Gunter, Bricn, Ogles, Olphie. ’64 SPRING TRACK TEAM Already practicing are the tennis and track teams. They are looking forward to having a better year than the last was. Back your teams and they will make East proud of them. Help them to bring home the trophies in 1964. SEATED: Dahlgren--Captain, Thomas--Captain ROW 1: Sweeney, Griffin Nelson, Gibbs Cathy. ROW 2: Hutchison, Captain, Stewart, Delk, Roberts, Lane, Overall, ROW 3: Milliken, Watts, Cannon, Harrell, Wright, Harris, Coach Varallo. 129 CHEERLEADERS 1964 Alternates: Peggy Magers, Donna Olphie, Brenda Edens. Elizabeth Jackson, Judy St. John, Vickie Hester, Dianne Frye, Rita Pulliam--Captain, Mildred Woods, Lynda Ogles, Tana Frensley--Co-Captain, Betty Sue Wise. 130 131 ADS Our sincere gratitude and appreciation is extended to those loyal supporters whose patronage has made our publication possible. Because of your interest and concern our dreams have become realization and our endeavors have seen completion. We staff members hope your benefits are many in return for the needed assistance you gave us. Again we thank you, the grand public, for being so genuinely helpful to us, the students of East Nashville Senior High School. 133