East Ridge High School - Musket Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Row One: F. Nunez, J. Mclffahan, J. Houts, Sweetheart, T. Gamble, Mr. Grissom, Sponsor. Row Two: A. Charlesworth, L. Henry M. Bailey, J. Gaither, E. Swilling, B. Johns. J. Hours. S. White, ,l. Durham, C. Bridges. Row Three: T. May, J. Groner, F. Hooper, NI. Smotherman, D. Brooks, S. King, J. White, C. Roberts, J, Poole, J. McMahan, B. England. UNIOR LIO Once again the East Ridge Junior Lions have completed a most successful year. Their many services to the school and the community in- cluded: the ringing of the Christmas bells at the welfare chim- neys, the delivering of the Christmas food baskets to the needy families, and with the successful sale of their calendar, they W presented to the school forty traveling blazers emblazed with l the school crest. These will be used by representatives of the . school. Junior Lions officers present Mr. Rodman with forty traveling blazers for the school. OFFICERS President ...................,...,...,...... Freddy Nunez Vice President ,,,... ..... J oe McMahan Secretary .. ....... ...... K enny Griffith Treasurer ........ ....... T erry Gamble Lion Tamer ....... ...,.,...,, D on Grant Sponsor ....... .... S ammy Grissom Ronnie will probably end up buying a calendar from each of the four top Jr. Lions Calendar Salesmen. 42 9

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4 Row One: G. Ellis, G. Aven, 0. Flynn, S. Goldstein, J. Farr, Mr. Johnson, Sponsor. Row Two: K. Newton, P. Womack, D. Kelly, R. Johnson, C. Cooke. Row Three: L. Walker, D. Womack, J. Adams, D. Stephens, B. England. GRE SIC LEAGL E The Forensic League is a new organization at East Ridge. It was formed by a group of students interested in debate and public speaking. Metro government was a popular topic for the club's debates. ln addition to affiliation with the Forensic So- ciety, the club is also a member of the Tennessee Speech League for high schools. club had no officers this first year. The five founders served as board in the club's administration. One of the first things a debater must learn is to do research.

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The Junior Lioness Club was organized in the latter part of 1962 with the help of the Senior Lioness Club of East Ridge. It is a service club composed of twenty-five members chosen through letters of ap- plication to the club. This year the Junior Lioness had their annual life-saver sale, presented the school with five blazers, sponsored a dance for the student body, helped in the Welfare drive during Christmas, and presented their Beau,7, Kenneth Griffith, in an assembly program and a skit. Later in the year they had a service project, helped conduct a survey for the East Ridge Jaycees, and had a social activity for the club members. The Junior Lioness life-saver sale was again undertaken this year. OFFICERS President ,,V,,,w,,,,,. ,,,,e,Ye,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,.,,.. P hyllis Sparks Vice President ...... ...... B everly MOSS Secretary Y,w--F-AY ,,.,.. V lVi2lI1 Slfakley Treasurer .....,. -,s---- .l lldy' Fa1'lCY Repgfter Yrvnk ,,,, M lIll'llC Spgnggf ----,-------MYYv,,,-,-,-,,,,,,,-,-- ,.,.,.... E loise S3I1'1ll6lS Phyllis Sparks presents Kenny with u gift from the .lunior Lioness. I ' I S Row One: L, Walker, Mrs. Samuels, Sponsor, M. Cobb, B. Moss, P. Sparks, V. Stakley, J. Farley, P. Goodner. Row Two: K. Rodman, M. Ensley, S. Jones, M. Simmons, L. Thrailkill, V. Parton, K. Holt, B. Wamack, G. Ellis. Row Three: M. Adair, L. Kelley, J. Wilkerson, S. Ratchford, L. Futrelle, M. Howard, G. Wallace, V. Groner, J. Robinson. 43