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

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Row One: A. Harris, S. Fox, P. Womack, J. Miller, S. Neal, J. Starnes, B. Parker, G. Wofford. Row Two: J. White, C. Hyde, E. Schrader P. Pierce, J. Swafford, J. White, B. Lumpkin, D. Dubrow, J. Payne. Row Three: G. Beamer, M. Holmes, J. Phillips, B. Fryar, J. Bulman T. Lively, L. Swanson, S. Childs. Row Four: J. Oxford, D. Chaffin, D. Haley, E. Brown, L. Gutshall, J. Bell, K. Tullis, R. Gilley. Row Fwe R. Krum, D. Loggins, J. Turner, J. Adams, D. Bevilaqua, B. Wallace, D. Matthews, B. Sullivan, C. Barry. KEY CLUB The Key Club this year has more than ever tried to live up- to its motto of 'GWe Build. The Key Club sold concessions at the football games. In the annual Muscular Dystrophy Drive they col- lected almost 35500. They were also in charge of the annual Red Cross drive in the homerooms. Last summer Mr. Starnes and Paul Womack at- tended the lnternational Convention in Pittsburgh. OFFICERS President .. ,.......... .........,......,,,,,,,,,,,, P aul Womack Vice President ..... Jackie Miller Secretary ....... ......... S tanley Neal Treasurer .. .,.. ....... B uddy Parker Sponsor ...... ..... M r. Paul Starnes Sweetheart .... .... V icki Groner 46 Two Key Club boys take up for the Muscular trophy Drive.

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President Alice presents the trophy to David, our Ideal Boy. The Opti-Miss Club, which has recently become se- lective in its membership, has enjoyed an active, serv- iceable year. Among its many activities were selling Christmas Wrapping paper, giving Christmas gifts to underprivileged children and the donation of four girl's blazers to the school. The club presented an assembly program on December 17 during which time Mr. ldeal, David Eaker, was announced. With spring came the annual Mother-Daughter banquet and the long-awaited Opti-Miss pins. The girls also found time to participate in community charity drives throughout the year. OFFICERS President ..,,,,, ,,,,,,. ............,... , A lice Burnette V. President ..,. ..,... N ancy Webb Secretary .... .... W anda Hyche Treasurer ,W ,,Y, ,,,,,,,.... L irlda Walker Sponsors ,,,.. ...... M rs. Brotherton, Miss Hunter With these gifts the Opti-Miss girls brightened Christmas for a group of small children. OPTI-MISS Row One: Miss Hunter, B. Rogers, N. Webb, S. Norris, W. Hyche, D. Eaker, A. Burnette, L. Walker, B. Boatwnght, S. Adkins, Mrs. Brotherton. Row Two: M. Scheni, M. Britton, R. Pruett, L. Ligon, J. Zeige, B. Mavity, P. Talbert, G. Pekala, M. Mays, L. Wells, S. Turner, L. Caylo-r, P. Yarbrough, G. Blevins. Row Three: P. Irwin, M. Farley, Heard, S. Bazzell, L, Beene, B. Shannon, C. Schmook, J. Von Schaaf, K. Hurst, C. Yarbrough, J. Abercrombie, P. Hickman, .l. Farr, S. Aronwald, R. Ashworth. 45

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Row One: B. Black, J. Goforth, J. Turner, B. Copeland, S. Brown, B. Cannaway, G. Legg, V. Pritchard. Raw Two: J. Durham, P. Hendrix, S. Sawyer, P. Boren, G. Keown, L. Turner, V. Christa, N. Spears, G. Brown, S. Silvers, M. Klara, P. Haley. Row Three: N. Fridell, S. Greene, J. Davis, J. Lackey, P. Towery, S. Cass, P. Hunt, D. Brown, C. Adkins, D. Noblitt. E IOR Y-TEE S OFFICERS President W ........... ............................. ..... B e Cky Gannaway Vice P1'6SlClCI'1t ...... ,. ,, ,, ,, V Glenda Corresponding Secretary .... ,,,,, S andra Brown Recording Secretary ..., . Beverly Black Treasurer -............. ...... . ,. Beth Copeland Chaplain ............. .... . .. Janet Turner Inter Club Council Rep. ..... ..... J udy Coforth SPODSOI' ........ . . . ................. . .... ,. lVIrs. Branum Y-Teens gave a Christmas party for orphans at Bonnie Oaks School. This year marks the sixth year of Y-Teens at East Ridge High School. Ac- tivities, both Y.W.C.A. sponsored and of their own invention, kept them busier than ever. J This year the Y-Teens collected for UNICEF and the Cancer Drive. There was no end to the sales . . . potato chip sales, Easter Lily sales, and Poppy sales. At Christmas they decorated the lobby at the Y.W.C.A. and gave a Christmas party for orphans from Bonnie Oaks School. In February they took part in the potato chip rally. The outstanding Sr. Y-Teen was pre- sented with an award in recognition of her service to the club. 47