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

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Row One: H. Dixon, G. Williford, L. Baliles, S. Hicks, J. Starnes, J. Carter, R. Braddam. Row Two: D. Womack, E. Johnson G. Aven, J. Bennett, R. Smithers, D. Tatum, L. Clonts. Row Three: D. Loggins, S. Wimpee, E Love, D. Davis, J. White, S. Standifer Steve Standifer, representative of all our projectionists, capably carries out the duties assigned to him. Keeping projectors repaired and cleaned, show- ing films and film strips in classes, running the projectors for movies in the gym, and operating record players and tape recorders are tasks that are capably handled by our projectionists. They can even perform hard tasks, such as rewinding a film upside down and backwards, with ease. PROJ ECTIO ISTS Members of the Library Staff and Projectionists sold cakes to raise money.

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Row One: J. Carter, G. Aven, M. Klara, D. Ogleshy, F. Gaither, J. Eaves, C. Rich, N. Weaver. Row Two: Miss,Baumgardne1' J. Emerson, E. Johnson, B. Klara, L. Thrailkill, D. Ramsey, L. Pope, P. Byrd, L. Cooley. Row Three: K. Boyd, G. Qualls M Greene, M. Parris, R. Braddam. Row Four: E. Love, J. Bennett, D. Tatum, R. Smithers, J. White, H. Dixon, K. Irwin. LIBRARY STAFF I know that card is in here! The purpose of a library is to get the right book into the hands of the right person at the right time. The staff seeks to fulfill this aim and works hard at checking out books and magazines, shelving books and even repairing books that are damaged. Representatives of our library staff again this year attended the meeting of the East Tennessee Association of Student Library Assistants. This year Linda Thrailkill, a hard Worker of East Ridge's staff, was elected president. 58 OFFICERS President ,............................... Henry Dixon Vice President ............ ....... A nn Boyd Secretary-Treasurer ...... ....... J ane Eaves Reporter ..................... ..... J erry Carter Comer Johnson gives Dennis Womack a lesson in shelving books.

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CA HIERS It would he impossible for the cafeteria to function effi- ciently without the aid of the student cashiers. They are al- ways ready with a friendly smile and here's your changef' B. Copeland, Mr. Wimberly, S. Classcock, Mrs. Lowrance. is oFF1cE STAFF Row One: B. Wamack, J. Durham, B. Rogers, N. Payne, M. Scheni, M. Britton. Row Two: D. Dorsey, G. Pekala, G. Wallace, J. Farley, N. Webb, C. Preston. Row Three: C. Payne, P. Talhert, B. Gannaway, W. Hyche, A. Burnette, J. Finch. 60 These girls, during their free periods, assist with the many duties necessary in operating a school office. An- swering the telephone, taking announcements, running er- rands, and calling ahsentees are some of their services.