Ewing Park Middle School - Pathway Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1969 volume:

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VV . K ' W Q. Ye 4 1' AAP- nw 151, Rf ms' fi' A W' ,qv-hw Wg, and fkift- 'Q 1 'MKG f f ' an ,ff-A ,gk-, ff Y Hg ? ,ls45f':: 5 . 1 4, 1 1 Ly m A ' 1 x A A . I if I vw, ff My-Q. f gg. 6 m 1, .X La ,W , m -K. Q I I .yn gf, ,. 1' .mi f Q . pw L' L M i 'gym V ,, 8 K, me l B M . Q I Awisxy 67,7 Ag K -rw-f-2 Q g ,f f W .4 4 m fl-X -1 f - f- Ki w lam! V W f ., fi' 5, ?JQ A . Y '-A J ,roaqn Ap' 3 45 ,., 5, '.w '-V Qfgx k iff' ,ifqk 1 . f ny. Q f ff' . f 3 live' if F , , .. Z ,ff fly ff 1 fl' A vm 15 g fl ,gi DEDICA T ION We have now completed two full years at Ewing Park .lunior High School. We have lived through two full years of everything. Two full years with some bad days, but most of all two full years with lots of good days. Two full years with some unhappiness, but more important two full years with lots more happiness. Two full years of hard work, but nevertheless two full years of fun. Yes, we've been through good and bad weather but if you look over these past years you have to say, we've been a success. But not just a success, a smashing success! When you think back, you have to wonder, who made us this success? Think a little while and you can't help but to come to the conclusion that our success was not the work of just one person but the work of all of us working for success, all of us working to make Ewing Park Junior High the best school in Nashville. Despite this, the efforts of one person have stood out above all the others. His efforts have been unsurpassed in making our school the success it is. No one could have taken his place in these first years. Though sometimes he may do things we think wrong, we must all agree that his decisions are all for the good of us and our school and that he is one-hundred per cent on our side. So, for his efforts in building us from nothing to Ewing Park Junior High School we dedicate this, our first annual to Mr. Lucien Battle, the man on our side. 0 FICE STAFF A ' xx? Lucien Battle Mrs. Upchurch Ieanne Webb Richard Melton Virginia Lewis Larry Beavers Louise Burgess Lf 5 Al? ffffiisfa N6 I f I' 752 EQ 5 I 8 5, Margaret Duncan LKN 'GWTJ Why you little . . . Harry Nahay NO PHOTO Mary Lguinnig Katherine Eyl Class Planning A N V ARTS llzl I ' , 1 If ,A MP' if J . l Barbara Wiesman ,wx IOY! REIOICE! My Shop classes Sure are fun! T. L. Plunket Nancy Williams X s SHOP 81 HOME EC. Barbara Brake Robert Dickens Catherine Ellis A. H. Taglavore A. D. Black Marie Braswell z,.+ nga, --v NJ Q, 2 AM' C'mon Mr. Vander Linden, V hurry up with the statue t Kjust wait 'til I drink Paul E- Burt0I1 1. Clark this secret formula 1n50y+ 11 f Hannon -f KOH' M50 V fxiefx u Terry Douglas Sammy Swor Aim ew L26 Mr- Thomas I say there, Mrs. Burgess HQMR Z -ll xl Aix f 1 4 I 'Mp jf x X 1',fl . ' 'V ff 'V .e are mls r lik -' nfl f :F - A. rv? 4 Myrtle Russel William Vander Linden No, it may lo k Ebola-x-1-y dth d-L-d'a o right but you must remember that z127 an at Cx + 2219 : y + + b L b7. You see, its slmple. ouise Barbara Broadway L E l d M2CA'TD H +,,, 'ii' My 'im wr a .. M 'X ow-. , Karen Van Vleet Hargis E:-w,Cg+g, 7QllQfX,1w aw-asa-sam 22,513 QLQSQQQQ y fooc-a4'w5f 4 of 'T'-0'5'-'IX GW14 'WA N +941 - wwe- qF25+f'XZ2l2 1 +4-ga:-413 f Haxuvw f X 'f'11:-f' Q -0 M ' H- -' . Ns II I REE: STUDIES Sf' ,mg . 5' 'R s 4' 6 i ll K 'X f . :Wim ,Li 'l' :uh ggi 'H ,..:V . , , H, L,L L , A ' fffffii . 4. Q '- G. C. Bucy C A Social Studies Teacher? 'ry Peggy Christopher you if Rita Wiles Clint Parnell James Hollingsworth SIC :fl 1 VV In 495 ' , f 1 e IH W KK , Ianke Baker Ted Miller SERVICES Kenny Bernhardt and Jimmy Ezzel kept our Hag on the pole. Our cafeteria workers worked long and hard to fix hot lunches. all H J Um .1 J I The after school work was heavy but our custodians did a great job of keeping our building clean. rl? WQ Miffiqt' ix FACULTY Wffiiflxffi, k ff'-ffifissv-ag , , A Qswziwi. A ,sas 1 ft L ,X f - ,awe k K. .. f ,,.,kg,z A .L 'V QW, q fi? ffl , '9lE22w k'+?1 Hm,..: 4 .1-s+m,,,mgk Msg, .az , - f if 7 ,ff,i:- 25 K K if w iii? K V A 1 ..n....-unaasllulllu Ulf- . W Q, WK? . ,Lf T ie A is 51 V .., , ' -ffzli dwg ,Q first to graduate from Ewing iPark,i we would like to leave behind a little of what this year has meant to us. The pace we have set is hard and fast, and the road is roygh, but the reward is great. We hope that the precedent that we have set isworth keeping and has we go down our pathways, all those who follow will remember what we have left behind. 1 if A ready smile and a helping hand helped to make Terri Crump and Mark LeMay Most Popular at Ewing Park. The double breasted blazer of Bobby Burton and the petite femininity of Ginger Mooneyhan easily label them Neatest and Daintiest of all. Here are two faces present at every sporting event. The Most Athletic stu- dents here are Mike Sanders and Donna Bussell. Freshmen Hrsts These students have been chosen as outstanding by the student body. We have selected these to represent us, graduating class of 1969. Continuous high grades and great efforts gave David Lewis and Cindi Nichols the title Most Studious. One glance will tell you that the Best Looking students at Ewing Park are Patty Baldwin and Mike Griflith. Randy Dunn and Violet Cain are easily the Most Likely to Succeed. Would you believe that Kay Taylor and Bill Murray got Wittiest ? Two voices can always be heard above the crowd at the games, as Donnie Hull and Cathy Reese yell out their Best School Spirit. Thanks to their great personalities, LaRawn Scaife and Kenny Iones are the Best All Around in this school. Barry Adams f yy 1-'vs Barry Allen V Bobby Allen V 0 X Ieif Allen Junior Allen Mike Alley Barry Allie Kevin Amick Lynda Anderson S1 Q , ,W 'mr , , 'av S I ff- - W A- fy 'N 5 F KA Q Xia, Rhonda Andrews Ricky Anthony Iudy Appleby he - ,ff W P N . W. , lg-vl'i'+ S2 ww X an ,,....p-u-fs Bruce Armstrong Iackie Baird Mike Baker Patsy Baker Patty Baldwin Gwen Bearden Iames Bearden Debbie Bell Pat Bentley Kenneth Bernhardt Cathy Binkley Peggy Bidwell Phillip Blackburn Debbie Blakney Vickie Bolster Kathy Boner Ginger Botts Candy Boyd Dale Bradshaw Brenda Brady Sharon Brandon Gwen Brewer Danny Brooks johnny Brown ' E-,gp-v A CTW 'lfatb Ntnuv' l ,A I . 1 5 ' x r ii .ww- N 3 S 1 Karin Brown Debbie Buchanan Robert Burgess Bobby Burton Martha Burton Larry Bush Lois Bush Donna Bussell Violet Cain Tony Calhoun Denese Callis Mike Campbell , 5 Al wif Billy Canady D F3 5' K. w. Dana Carey ' ' 5 ,Sv Gail Carter X , 5, 35 N Patrick Carter Randal Caruthers Thomas Carver janet Cauble Carlos Chambliss Marcia Chambliss Tommy Chapman Patty Cherry David Clark x, Q in .A . il. UL 1 f l ' JK lr i XX! 2 ,nga-v ' is if wg ,. we A- nun our ,Hwy ., .K in H Q un' ni , a H9 i 33, ws... Rodney Clinard Connie Cobb johnny Coble Bill Colley Debbie Coke Charles Cornish Mike Cotten Randy Courduff Kenneth Craighead Brenda Crook Leroy Crouch Terri Crump Mike Cunningham Barbara Curtis Debbie Dawson Danny Day Lynn Devine Pam Dishman Donna Donell jimmy Dorton Barbara Driskell Royce Dugan Sherry Duke Randy Dunn If ,X , A mar y' as ., J . Wanda East Renee Eastman Howard Edison Donna Ellithorpe Joey Eurton Jimmy Ezzell Jerry Fantross Steve Fouts Suellen Franck Lori Frey Mike F rizzell Margie Fryer Michael E. Fuller Steve Fuller Linda Fuqua Donnie F uston Mike Garrison Sherrie Gatlis Ray Gebhardt Steve Gill Dale Gillespie Gwen Gilliam Donna Glass Frankie Goble -4 fi ,. we-ff i ,fr S X est' : r in 4 A 151 . Mi, , V Q Mary Goodman Barry Gregory . -if f Sherry Gregory V' :.. y Gy G David Grimth Mike Griflith i NX if Wayne Gregory , M5 if 54 2 Qu ,Q an 41 5 .4 WM , 2 . - , M we .- A. Georgia Grooms Collin Grossholz Tommy Gupton Vanessa Hall lf Sys Terry Hardin W Ianice Harrell Ronnie Harris 3 L X Iackie Harshaw um' Sheri Harvey Danny Hastings Vicki Haun Cathy Hauskin . I- , 1-1 fav iv 2.131 'Qs lg Q13 , if .Blu lf- ,fl .ng.:,.y K -SQ? gf 'CITE-l 'QJM ff 'ff wiki? i .K 'I' f-!.,JaF'i! va, Lisa Hickey Sherri Hill David Hoffman 'fii Ricky Holder --ef' ' A Par Holt ii s ' Steve Holt Q ii ' f it iw 1 ...: cf iw. L, i V 3 ,s ' 'lil 5 ,Q , Clarence Hooks Carolyn Hubbard Debbie Hubbard Becky Huff Donnie Hull Steve Hunter Gary Hutson john Hutson Bill Huttinger Cary Ingram Terry Irvin Wanda Jackman Iohn jackson Sandy jackson Belinda johnson jimmy johnson Kim johnson Patricia johnson Kenny jones Joanna Ioyce Ronnie judkins Stephanie Karr Greg Keightley Trena Kemp . W .Q . . .H 6 Q1 555 S f nf 2? ,.,IEf521Le,, ,gala .- 12:-1 f, af 1 ,swf K if no 1 F xxx X f 4 4 .ev EM pg 'W 'WMP -1e -- Q 9k?WU-57 ,lf lrer 'L 5' 'V,. fr! 3331354 iih r,rrxf1lQQQ rv. ..:. K H Sherry Kennedy Mark Knap Bill Knox Chuck Krech Billy Lackey Doug Lackey james Ladd Cheryl Lalferty Debra Landress Darline Lawler Steve Leftwich Mark Lemay David Lewis Steve Lewis john Link Johnny Lucas Marilyn Luttrell Roy Marlin Mike MacDonald Iudy Madison Sandra Martin Dennis Massey Mike McCoy Lou Anne McDonald ga L vv - - if i ,vs . , s, ,,. .. .7 sa., Q -ni O01 -s 13-.,f: . .V 1,-U., ,, mfxm 6 Q. WHO N I 'IP' Larry McDougle Mike McClothlin Susan McKiness Debbie McLaughlin Robin McNeil W. D. Meadors Steve Miles julie Miller Dennis Mincey Terry Mitchell Pat Mooney Ginger Mooneyhan Darrell Moore Debbie Moore Danny Morris Tommy Morris Bruce Morrow Bill Murray jimmy Neely La Veta Nelson Vicky Nelson Cindi Nichols Marshall Nichols Nancy Nichols Y .. W , P , lir Ek fi lx ?g sn gk ,X is K ' 2 H if? 5 'fig ilrfzligiig Y rs , Q H 1 X 1 l 51:55 is 8 x fi xiii? xr ng 'fl ln Ye LL 2 , E113 -P ASH' 'Z is iii 12442 ,gf iii L' V W 1,152- iiaii ES? 'Z A , .. A -1 3 ' .. - ..0?,,2 H154-gi L ' Phillip Nickins Denise N octon Dennis Nocton Pam Oakley Cheryl O'Brien Ralph Oney Debbie Oster Barbara Pace Darlene Paradise Eddie Parker David Phillips Kathy Plemons Anna Presley Donna Presley Kelma Pyle Sandra Quilleri Debbie Ragan Judy Rainwater Barry Rawls Roger Ray Marcella Raymer Vickie Reece Cathy Reese Roselyn Reid .UL fi B W I gi .J ,. im uvfng as H R -ap wx -mf ,S A, lg K wg it iii Q ff? si-1' HK, N, ig i xx ill! gi , F T if ,Q , no 5331531 W,.,,k ' , w,.L ir. ,A SCH Donnie Resha Ronnie Richards Sharon Richards Larry Rittenberry Patricia T. Rivers Danny Roark Bill Roberson Steve Robinson Joan Rohr Sharon Rollins Richard Russell Jeanne Rutherford Linda Rychen Donna Sager Mike Sanders Billy Savage LaRawn Scaife Gilbert Scott Ralph Scott Ioyce Seagraff Danny Settles Mike Shelton Norman Shelton Stephen Sherriff .ggi Melvin Shoaf David Slaughter Nancy Smith Robert Smith Kaye Snell Deborah Spray Eddie Stack Richard Starr Charles Steele Debbie Stewart Paul Stewart Jeff Stone Kim Suiter Cary Sutton David Swindle Vickie Swindle Johnnie Tanksley Janice Tanner Angela Tate Cathy Taylor jim Taylor Gwen Thomas Frieda Thompson james Thweatt l pw I Q I m ein V W , W1 I D 1,:sl4N ,tb AI ...ww 'ILP - 15 sr ,K qv- 1. 5-usual? vw X, .4 , KA i . M we - may gzivf - I I , Ti V f Q5 .55 3 . , 1 A4 ' 1 -M , md: W 2 se, 592 Buddie Toon jean Trotter Terry Troutt Butch Vance jackie Vansel Clarence Vaughn Thomas Vaughn Carol Vernon Marcella Victory Rickey Vinson Deborah Waddell Gary Wade Brandy Wakefield Billy Walker Billy Walkup Vickie Walls Debbie Warner Connie Waters Scotty Weakly Sonja Wells Pamela West jimmy White Sonny White Connie Widener Q , :.. T',,j Am Qui' it xi' .Nr sr 'E IJ f S S. Q.. C25 aging 1 4 3 ff 4 wwf, .X swag f L, rf, e 1 aww A .1-,g,., , f 2 K s 1' N? ?Hfsfs in u N fa mx A vm... 1, ig. wwf, ,, W. f MSE my s 1P i as LL V A Q 3? ' , Q Q Lalgfii 1 i adv -,, A Janet Wilhite Danny Willette Linda Williams Lynn Williams Pam Williams Patricia Williams Sherri Williams Thomas Williams Marilyn Wilson Debbie Wood Lynn Woodburn Kenny Yarbrough 'WWW The classes at Ewing Park are really quite unique. They range from bubble-blowing to a new sleeping technique. P! .J f . L, There is a karate expert Qin gym we do our bestj, And any class is fun when you are learning to play chess You know about the courses that we struggle through each day, So, now, why don't we listen to what the students have to say? ,ly . ta , if , ,ggQi,5QQ,zA1A',L s' fe4,5f,,u y y gp,-i . f 'Y .ysg 5 2 12255. ' .- f' 55 ' xi- f 'ex 37 L L ttth t ggi Blow in my ear and I'll follow you anywhere! Aw, 001116 011 fall, fm hUng1'Y! Changing classes can be a chore when you have to take Passing on Grandfathefs skills . . . or is it stills? your chairs with you. STH GRADE The Gradua ting Class of i970 Those were the daysv of study, report cards, and mid-term exams. Capable instructors are a big part of every day life at Ewing Park. Mrs. Brake's Homeroom First Row: Pam Ragan, Nancie Newbill, Debbie Brown, Melissa Peak, Debbie Clark. Second Row: Geraldine Lackey, Yvonne Bennett, Pat Blankenship, Pam Kilgore, Camille Manning, Denise Neal, Becky Kistner. Third Row: Mrs. Brake, Debbie Omohundro, Karen Barbee, Faye Fiddler, Debbie Young, Diane Sorrells, Sherrie Roberson, Barbara Trotter. Fourth Row: Karen McClure, Nora Payne, Pat Taylor, janet Estes, Charlene Martin, Fran McFall, Karen Evilcizer, Becky Parrish. Mr. Bucy's Homeroom First Row: Linda Sue Rubee, Cathy Bandy, Teddy Duke Ray, Patricia Leggs, Ronnie Patterson. Second Row: Teresa Hughes, Mazel Luttrell, David Hutson, Donnie Dunnivant, Gayland Tosh, Kevin Nolen, Reb Broersma, David Spangler. Third Row: Mr. Bucy, David Smith, Thomas Holder, Gladys Axley, Vicki Highers, Terry Lynn Carter, Gayle Lynne Durard, Kay Claiboum, Mr. Spore. Fourth Row: John McNeese, Robert Gregory, Scott Vaughn, Sharon Williams, Teddy Parsley, Ricky Woodroof, johnny Moore, Suzanne Bell. Mr. Burtonis Homeroom First Row: Donna Covington, Sherri Chapman, Mike Rich, Randy johnson, Barry Biggerstall, Randy Haley. Second Row: Russell Brown, Mike Mowery, Earl Calhoun, Roy Capps, Kelvin Martin, Carolyn Criswell, Mona Chailin. Third Row: Mr. Burton, Roger Pearsall, Freddie Baird, Cary Hirlston, Ronny Fudge, Roger Sutton, Debra Baker, Stan Eatherly, Mary Pake. Fourth Row: Sidney Stockmeyer, Steve Ewing, Delane Howell, Linda Deakins, Tommy Sager, Barbara Abernathy, jimmy Mooneyhan, Terry Oeser. Mr. Dickens' Homeroom ' First Row: Billy Savage, Robert Hale, Bobby Campbell, Terry Foster, Russ jones. Second Row: Randy Locke, James White, Dennis Beazley, Mike Christian, jerry Gibbs, Terry Brown, Douglas Womack. Third Row: Mr. Dickens, Teddy Wenger, George Carr, Eugene Williams, Kyle Smith, Kevin Cato, Terry Nicks, Robert Mooney. Fourth Row: Howard Swann, Conrad Petty, Mark Smith, Charles Stamps, jeff George, Tony Pirtle, Dennis Pickering, Io Canada. Not pictured-Mitch Mello. Mr. Douglas's Homeroom First Row: Randy Swift, Terry Grillith, Tommy Foster, Roy Dixon, Vernon Daryll Morton. Second Row: Debra Street, Connie Ethridge, Judy Madison, Debbie Richards, Sheila Bailey, Cathy Elaine Burton, David Patton. Third Row: Mr. Douglas, Vicki Diane Oeser, Ian Melton, Roy Jackson, Les Bowington, Fred Holmes, Connie Haynes, Sandra DeCoursey. Fourth Row: Elaine Cole, Danny Carver, Christy Allen, Leonard L. Crosby, Swade Baker, Roberta Murray, Rodney johnson, Donna Breedlove. Not pictured-Mike Bryan, Ronnie Walter Smith. Mrs. Edwards' Homeroom First Row: Pat Starks, Karen Morrissey, Becky Dawson, Rita Neal, Vicki jones. Second Row: Patricia Mayton, David Murray, Mike Smith, Jane Green, Kathie Ray, Tony Rose, Danny Stansberry. Third Row: Mrs. Edwards, Gina Donnebacke, Rollin Crossholz, Joyce Routin, Kathy Meadows, David Kemp, Brenda Spencer, Debbie Cawthon, Debbie Ballard. Fourth Row: Judy Binkley, Becky Walters, Suzie Everett, Sharon Litton, Sherry Santini, Vickie O'brien, John Holcomb. Not pictured-Deborah lobe. Mrs. Ellis' Homeroom First Row: Terrie Sensing, Debbie Hudson, Rhonda Miller, Almeatric jenkins, Deliah Pardue Second Row: Debbie Youree, Debbie Trotter, Rhonda Cook, Lynn Hoover, Dianne Swindle, Mary Trotter, Susan Scruggs. Mrs. Catherine Ellis, Susan F agg, Pam Crouch, Kathy Green, Judy Watts, Sherrie Crump, Deborah Gentry, Donna Spalding, Sherrie McDonald. Fourth Row: Ianis Wilson, Ramona Dispayne, Cheryl Rawls, Myra Knight, Princess Meadows, Diana Kulnys, Debbie Powell, Denise Edwards. I Mr. Parnell's Homeroom First Row: Bryan Baldwin, Don Gregory, Steve Kitchens, Neal Ford, Kenny Hughes. Second Row: Gordon Wedille, Patricia Edwards, Marcia Fox, Dewey Puckett, Randall Daley, Mike McClanahan, Charles Sisk. Third Row: Mr. Parnell, Billie Coleman, Pam Cannon, Doug VVeaver, Pam Kelley, Melissa Jones, Mike Knap, Durand Brewer, james Teasley, Miss Ingram. Fourth Row: Dianne Hagwood, Parker Williams, Patty Watts, David Wiley, Rick Speitel, Joey Resha, Mike Davis, Danny Hodges. Mrs. Robinette's Homeroom First Row: Donny Zentz, Teresa Sandy, Melba Lewis, Ianice Martin, Kimberly Pulley, Larry Morris. Second Row: Eunice Phillips, Ethel Hughes, jamie Harrison, Cathey Mc- Cormick, Cathy Hollis, Shirlene Ethridge, Tony Teasley, Freddie Amerson. Third Row: Mrs. Robinette, Danny Stillings, Richard Henderson, Denese DeWire, Renee Vaughn, Debbie Craddock, Mary Beth Johnson, Linda Meador, jackie Chapman. Fourth Row: Debbie Castle, Charles Keller, Roger Ellithorpe, Connie Owen, Lauren Neville, Barbara Scruggs, Becky Davis, Ioysan Frizzell. First Row: Burt Arrington, Victor Brasher, Teresa Ratcliil, Debbie Downey, Kenny Holder, Travis Cheek, Cindy Hendrix, La Rhonda Castleberry. Second Row: Carole Shoaf, Pam Nash, Jim Hix, Donnie Parsley, Keith Wilson, Kim McDonough, Ronnie Peace, Iudy Hoff, David Trotter. Third Row: Kip Smithson, Kenneth Walkup, Sarah Butler, Glenda Hicks, David Lee, jim Ferguson, Bobby Howell, Ioyce Veazey. 7 TH GRADE The Graduating Class of I 97 I One highlight of this year for the seventh graders, was the experiment of team teaching. Students of three English classes enjoyed working together. It turned out to be a very successful learning experience. The salute is to Miss Duncan, Mrs. Ennis, and Mr. Beavers for the fine job they have done! Mr. Beaver's Homeroom First Row: Linda Carson, Raymond Ray, Dorcus jackson, Felix Ferguson, Kim DeCoursey, Cindy Fielder, Lynn Coker, Larry Blackmore, Melody Burke. Second Row: David Bates, Kenny Phelps, Pamela Brewer, Tommy Hale, jim Seigenthaler, Debbie Haffner, Fredia Forshee, Susie Nelms. Third Row: Mr. Beaver, Ronnie McCrory, Carl Cornish, Patty Tom- lin, Donnie Hunter, Tommy Harrington, Glenda Cleveland, Lindsay Fuqua, Jimmy Brown, Teresa Moore, Jack Holder. Fourth Row: Dwight Shoulders, Stanley Anderson, Tony McFarland, Jeff Kitchens, Michael Frizzell, Jimmy Eaton, Ricky Blankenship. Not pictured- Vicky Barnette. Mrs. Christopher's Homeroom First Row: Donald Batey, Ioyce Stephens, Jimmy Ulrich, Debra Lynn Cobb, Sherley Dale Benton, jackie Morris. Second Row: Danny Sneed, Sue Savage, Donna Greene, Cynthia Dove, David Cunningham, Kathy Powell, Debbie Dixon. Third row: Mrs. Christopher, Jeffery Stromatt, Pamela Haun, Randy Morris, James Pauly, Terri Koellein, Linda Taylor, Reba Gail McQuiston, Sherry Hibdon. Fourth Row: jasper Parker, Sammy Gregory, Mitchell Roberts, Susan Carol Moore, Terry Wey, janet Hertzka, Vickie Mason, Anthony Meyers. Miss Duncan's Homeroom First Row: Bametta Carter, Lee Ann Cox, Dorcel jenkins, Hu Morris, Dave Derseweh, Cheri Boyte, Iulie Neville. Second Row: Ien'y Armstrong, Don Buchanan, Stephen Gregory, Amy Foster, Paulette Meadows, Ianet Davis, Jacky Eslick, Sherry Walker, Randy McClanahan. Third Row: Miss Duncan, Gary Sanders, Tony Redmon, Sherry Madrid, Linde Huff, Candy Beazley, Vicki Burke, David Bush, Nelda Siske, Joe McKnight. Fourth Row: Billy Blunkall, Rebecca Howell, Paulette Cripps, Kathy Downs, Sherrie Kephart, Dennis Coward, Darryl Wakefield, Jeannie Smith. Not pictured-Michael Bentley. 7 r Mrs. Ennis's Homeroom First Row: Iudy Chaflin, Marvin Berry, Debbie Bradford, Sharon Wilson, Kenneth Curtis, Wayne O'Brien, Keith McClanahan. Second Row: Melissa Elliott, Charles Smithson, Lillie Ann Byrum, Marlene Cuinn, Jerry Goff, joe Scaife, Bruce Maurer, Iames Ferrell, James Calhoun. Third Row: Mrs. Ennis, joseph Rohr, Paul Rainwater, Dale Dorris, Kathy Luttrell, Melodic Craighead, Iune Henderson, Dwight Smith, Ricky Catlin, Jerry Martin. Fourth Row: Harold Crubbs, Linda jones, Stephanie Nixon, Richard Holland, Rita Sue Escue, Larry Lafever, Ricky Milliken, Lewis Dillard. Mrs. Eyl's Homeroom First Row: Ianice Martin, Karen Dale Slater, james Hurt, Carolyn Biggs, Patricia Gardner, Debbie Kleinholz, Cheryl Lynn Allen, Gregory Puhl, Mike Donnelly. Second Row: Linda Farrell, Donny Reasonover, Sonny Tatum, Mike Fields, Charles E. Warren, Chip Rollins, David Nichols, Joyce Gentry. Third Row: Mrs. Eyl, Kelly Carey, Linda Louise Hall, Darlene May Guinn, Candace Rene Brown, Diane Cotten, Wendell Roy Welch, Mike Stacy, George Callis, Angela jones, Karen Gardner. Fourth Row: Barbara Beaty, Beverly Ann Hodges, Ronnie Sexton, Eva Carter, Ricky Mac Stephens, Ray johnson, Kim Sweeney. Mrs. Hargis's Homeroom First Row: Kent White, Bonnie Medlin, Debra Drake, Pat White, Rene Jones, Melissa Massey, Brenda Presley, LaD0nna Lovell. Second Row: Betty Iones, Ronnie McQuist0n, Pam McCabe, Janice Neal, Peggy Hurt, James Wright, Johnny Alford, Margaret Walker. Third Row: Mrs. Hargis, Ronnie Reasonover, Debbie Cable, Terry Baldwin, Mel Chambliss, Kitty Vradenburg, Steve Vaughn, Cathy Graves, Kay Camey, Patti Royve. Fourth Row: Tommy Swindle, Jo Ann Holder, Jimmy Burton, Steve Vaughn, Mark Harris, Greg Allen, Gale Camey, Mr. Ingram's Homeroom First Row: Paul Schield, Terry Swann, Mike White, April Frey, Reba Pike, Sherrie Mathis, Dianne Starr, Alicia Bonosconi. Second Row: Mr. Ingram, Luann Highfill, Kenneth Binkley, Iunie Irvin, Harold Crocker, Linda Moss, George Gentry, Terry Whitley, James Biggs, Sarah Powell. Third Row: Lillie Greer, Virginia Gregory, Frances Bryant, Kim Martin, Adele Rositano, Debbie Pentecost, Sherry Huggens, Debra Nunley, Joyce Vick, Anita Hill, Sherry Spears, Tommy Sims, Debra Bums, Jud Haynie, Marty Reed. Mr. Nahay's Homeroom First Row: Craig Foster, Teresa Jones, Nelson Holt, Eric Bischoff, Ken Sager, James Barrow, Ricky Dugan, Jessie Calhoun. Second Row: Mr. Nahay, Melinda Rutherford, Tommy Atkinson, Geneya Joyce, Debbie McDale, David Oster, Eric Hawkins, Susan Hardwick, Vicki Murphy, Debbie Davis. Third Row: Randy Spears, Eugene Farmer, joe Vandrey, Jem' Young, Greg Carr, Dan Coley, Barbara Edwards, Deborah Hines, Ronnie Thomas. Fourth Row: Cindy Nelms, Belinda Burd, Beth Brown, David Williams, Louise Leggs, Charles Berry, Walter Berry, Robert Mix. Miss Plunket's Homeroom First Row: Audrey Sharpe, Debbie Bell, Kathy Allen, Linda Allen, joyce Vardell, Judy Williams. Second Row: Miss Plunket, Pam Smith, Holly Wayman, Loretta Taylor, julia Coleman, Debbie Clark, Donna Hollingsworth, Pam Hagar. Third Row: Dale Canada, Brenda Walker, Debbie Littrell, Doretha Wilson, Kathy johnson, Sue Martin, Marta Bagwell, Nicki Brown. ,, ,K- E, K Mrs. Russell's Homeroom First Row: Carl Tomlinson, Clay Wayman, Douglas Dulin, Tommy Adkins, Wayne Cannon, Danny Thomas, David Bowers, Ricky Deakins. Second Row: Bobby Williams, Ricky jackson, Terry Reece, Dale Duke, Mike Lewis, Iohnny Pittman, Mike Baity, Tommy Park- hurst, Ray Ellithorpe, Dudley Highers, Paul Carter, Mrs. Russell. if Q, 4. qw 1 Mr. Thomas's Homeroom First Row: Sherrelyn Presson, Mike Archbold, Diane Crouch, Cail Brown, Ricky Warren, Glen Wilson. Second Row: Sheila Swift, Randy Williams, Jeff Hudson, Fred Quillen, Mike Smith, Lynette Garrison, Vicki Potts, Sheila Sutton. Third Row: Mr. Thomas, Sonny Hertzka, Ricky Orr, Thomas Millett, Victor Ringpfeil, Billy Lucas, Steve Batson, Daisy Spencer, Vickie Patterson, Debbi Sadler. Fourth Row: Kathleen Fosbinder, Mike Wilhite, Glenda Harrison, Iames Hymer, Barry Pickering, Danny Spain, Ruthie Bradley. Boys Spams X Enix? QN , Qit , W1 is First Row: Greg Keithly, Pat Carter, Barry Gregory, Iohn Link, Wayne Gregory, Iames Taylor, Kyle Smith, Mike Garrison, Mike Griffith. Second Row: Thomas Vaughn, Dale Bradshaw, Mark Lemay, Kenneth Bernhard, Carlos Chambliss, Mike Mowery, Brian Baldwin, Mike Frizzell, Fred Toone. Third Row: Coach Pamell, Donnie Hull, Gary Wade, David Clark, Mike Sanders, Gaylon Bandy, Robert Burgess, Marshall Nichols, Coach Douglas, Coach Hollingsworth. Fourth Row: Russ Iones, Mike MacDonald, Danny Roark, Steve Sherrill, Roger Ray, Randy Dunn, Steve Holt, Steve Fuller. Fifth Row: Steve Robinson, Collin Grossholz, Steve Kithchens, Randy Cruthers, John Hutson, Bobby Cambell, Dennis Massey. l X X x N X 'Y of ? 7 F E X, N 1 S 7 E f ' CJ E N 5 E Ewing Park Scoreboard Cumberland 'Dupont Litton Two Rivers Neely's Bend 'Coodlettsville 'Cougars won fFootbalD 14 0 21 21 27 7 Ewing Park Ewing Park Ewing Park Ewing Park Ewing Park Ewing Park BA KETBALI Standing: Marshall Nichols, Bobby Allen, Randy Caruthers, Bobby Campbell, Mike Sanders, Coach Parnell. Kneeling: Pat Carter, Barry Rawls, Colin Grossholz, Wayne Cregory, Carlos Chambliss. Sitting: Greg Keithly, Danny Roark, Kenneth Bernhart, Mark Lemay, jimmy Taylor, Mike Griffith. 3 s Q- 'S This year being the first year of Ewing Park's com- petitive sports, we naturally needed a little more time, courage, and hard work. The teams generously sup- plied these and then some. Though, we werenit as talented as the better established teams, our spirit made up for our lack of skill. Hail to the Blue and Cold! Og' Q 'Q g llg I mf' Q 0 : 0' U 'Q QI. . g C . C . Q 2 Q O ' ' Q 6 9 UROARII 1 QW gi X l 'mid 101 5,1 s K Q ' .., ig 4 Q NHL? 1 vjkel Q37 ki icg 'fm ' 4 fl-wig A L J? 1 AQ? Q SAE If u .iz-In -,K I Q .. -kwisf Q' W-. My A33 I A V i Q af cf f W A '! gf? - i ? wal W 1 gi un FA cuk ry vs VA 1251 ry 1 , ,YYHW , , ,, , CHEERLEADERS Ginger Mooneyhan Mrs. Clark, LaRawn Scaife, Sherry Crump, Mrs. Broadway, Becky Dawson Terry Crump, Connie Ethridge, Cathy Reese I ,,,,-' Z I - A. 1. f:,23ffV A , K, ' ., pw., , .- T ',-, L ,,g, Q . K, , ,L 55,2 . Mm .4 L A g:vJiQQ.., . fi F ' , . , 3:55 1. , 3 Q if f ' ' -f mlif ' , WMM J' ff., f -5 ,A ,- , M . W ' l ' , Vygk . A! A ,. fL, s :L ,. - ' ,WW s 1 L 7' ,, ' ' S fr . ff?-L-iza'f, wi + lf, .2,,m.,- I? .41 -94 50' l Q Aki. .1 5' I ,5 vw so X'44? Rg H. We Q? wh MPM -If-f Boy's Basketball Players receiving their letters. Boy's Football Players receiving their letters. ATHLETIC BANOUET Girl's Basketball Players receiving their letters. All present enjoyed the food served. -H -1 Q' el Og s ew O: s 4 . e OC -lt-t0- er LISB! so 's FACUUY VARSITY GAME ' Q .3 S S Oh! Can I help? Q- Q: gf Q Q. E COUGARETTS' Pak., Coach Wes Ewing Park 11 Ewing Park 40 Ewing Park 23 Ewing Park 18 Ewing Park 25 Ewing Park 14 Ewing Park 27 Ewing Park 14 Ewing Park 38 Ewing Park 39 Ewing Park 18 Ewing Park 33 Ewing Park 32 - . .. ,f ,Ni wiffylkf -5 -- ' YQ ' N Y x 2 et .2,A:w4w.w: AE aI - , ? HQ1, pmw? Q J '5 iv '--uf-'M.f J S w wl f' v, Vuu'-1 A A A, ,f 'LM' . ' In M, un., K A N fff we-5, fr an .Q fr W A ff. Q39 , .f--.n,,2,, Ok-'Q Y, Aw iw, ww 8 an , , a mr ' H L , ,TC L - f 4. Q '-.4 ' M 2.-'uf-G1 - Q- R 5 'mf . .f W ya .gf . .A i , .. W ki H, ' . , , , Fl- ig' - 5 , A . V Ji, ,vvjt k .. 'K N s fag F fl .. ,. K- . by ivy: I , . ff' 1 f-,vp am' ' . - M, .tv 1-,I Q ',, .Q L n I K . , ,-r ' we ,Sm as W U. Y 'gi' 'W ,, U, 4 , X. H 1 -rf. 1 it 7' ' .. ., qv: W . , .L Jw g, V , , -., 1 A . H 1. Q, J K i t m , SL j,'A- .qw X Z .. U i 'K Mu--f M'd L1 5 A K- ,, 1 Q J . ' y .q ' 'Jw , ' ' :M . ., 1: 1- 9 X. ' N V , W gl rf , fo In ty R 1 'aa ' 5 ,- ' k a 3 , ja--1 :gag fsiifgf -.. ,f 2'A fr. ' z T. fe, .ff f+1-W,-m. f f 2 -K -I , i V 2?-wg: fin f Q QM H, TH JUN OR HONOR SOCIETY The Iunior Honor Society is a collection of nine students who have chosen one of the roughest pathways of high school years. To travel this pathway, one must put forth great efforts and maintain high standards. They have done a fine job in setting a precedent for others to follow. P' 2. -ms' W' JUNE HONOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Nichols Csecretaryl, David Lewis Qtreasurerl, Judy Rainwater fpresidentl STANDING: Ioan Rohr, Cindi Nichols, Cvice presidentl, Connie Waters, Patty Baldwin, Debbie Oster, and Mrs. Robinette fsponsorl ABSENT: Ginger Botts. CHORUS Scholasiic Achievemeni Leadership THE STUD NT COUNCI The sponsor of the Student Council is Mr. Battle, our Principal. To become a member of the student council, a nominee of each class is chosen to be the representative of his class. Each representative must meet the approval of the faculty. Its membership must meet the high standards of our school. First Row: Ricky Blankenship, Kelly Carey, jerry Fentress, Linda Taylor, Kitty Vradenburg Diane Sorrells, Glenda Harrison, Alicia Bonosconi. Second Row: Mr. Battle, Pam Hagar Mike Griffith, Pam Crouch, lean Trotter, Jamie Harrison, Bernata Carter, jimmy Richards Randy Locke. Third Row: Mark Lemay CPresidentJ, Keith McClanahan, LaRawn Scaife Connie Cobb, Mona Chaffin, Beth Brown, Violet Cain fVice President? Debbie Richards Fourth Row: Donnie Dunnivant, Becky Dawson CSecretaryl, Steve Kitchen, Johnny Hutson Kenny Iones, and Patty Baldwin. ,QM .-ffm? 5 . . Ng, x , ,iw swf f Gi, . ,, was nr' F Tfiii feiwf, V 1 3 1 LIBRARY STAFF Thanks to the diligent efforts of the library staff, our library has become a haven of study. The 'B' average of the library staff students is one requirement set by the school. Other high standards must be obtained. Congratulations to the library staff for a fine job done! i ' si f 2 ,V i 1, , 4, -IQQ , iii? , Li rt t iii I . i ii af Y, f , u , I x First Row: Cathy Hauskin, John Link, Violet Cain, Donnie Parsley, Joyce Seagraif, joyce Veazey, Patricia Johnson, David Bowers. Second Row: Mrs. Burgess, Danny Brooks, Melvin Shoaf, Trena Kemp, Lynda Anderson, Gwen Brewer, Lou Anne MacDonald, Vickie Bolster, Cathy Taylor, Vicki Haun, Third Row: Iohnny Coble, Ianice Harrell, Sherry Gregory, Linda Fuqua, Tommy Gupton, Cary Hutson, Larry Rittenberry, David Lewis, David Swindle. We worked hard . . . buf if was a reward! PRE Sify 'lg THE PAW PRINT The newspaper members were chosen because of their talent for writing. The stall members worked exceedingly hard for the publications of the Paw Printf' They have made us proud of having a paper which we may call our own. Editor ...,r.,.r .... P atty Baldwin Assistant ...,... . ..,,. Bill Murray Business Manager . . , .,,. jean Trotter Sales Manager r.r. .,,. G aylon Bandy News Editor . ..... Sonia Wells Features Editor . , . ...... Vicki Bolster Sports Editors W ,,.. james Wakefield Cheryl Lalferty Fashion Editor . . . . ........ Debbie Spray Photographer r , .....,..... .,Mike McGlothlin Reporters ,..,,..,.,.. Pam Oakley, Mary Johnson, janet Davis, Sherry Walker, Pat Mooney, Patsy Edwards, Renee Vaughn Advisor ..,.,. .,.., ..... ,,r.,. M i s s Plunket r MW First Row: Ginger Mooneyhan, Debbie Spray, Gwen Gilllam, Steve Fuller, Conme Cobb, Sheri Harvey, Marcy Victory, Jean Trotter. Second Row: Mike Cunningham, Jim Taylor, Donna Bussell, Caylon Bandy, Gary Ingram, Dennis Norton, Kathy Plemons, Debbie Coke. Third Row: Randy Wakefield, Iames Ladd, Randal Caruthers, john Hutson, Bill Robertson, Joey Eurton. Hall, Monifors on fhe job . . . . ,f , 5 ,1 X T ,fn ,gn X ,N IN 5 A . eww e-,t ' :xt 'X . lr was - Oh no! I forgot my hall pass. SORRY, just routine We had many organizations 0fHre and Guidance Worlrers First Row: Ginger Mooneyhan, Debbie Wood, Janice Harrell, Vickie'Reece, Anna Presley, Iudy Hoff, Dana Carey. Second Row: Mrs. Lewis, Donna Bussell, Debbie Stewart, Karin Brown, Clarence Vaughn, Mike Baker, Barry Rawls, Mrs. Webb, Mr. Melton. Not pictured-Marilyn Luttrell, Cheryl 0'Brien, Lynn Woodburn. FORENSIC CLUB The purpose of the Ewing Park Forensic Club is to improve each individualis expression and communication. Some of the different categories of speech were extemporaneous, original oratory, and poetry. Though the team was not complete a respectable name was established by placing seventh out of eighteen schools in our first meet. As practice, each morning a member gives a thought for the day. This program has turned out to be very successful. Thanks to the Forensic Club for the effort that they put forth and to Mr. Nahay for his sponsorship. The Annual Staff Our Annual staff Worked long Gregory, our two eighth graders and hard, slaving over copy pages and typewriters in a feverish effort to complete our task. We would especially like to thank Kenny Holder, As- sistant Class Editor, and Robert Violet Cain Asst, Editor Stephanie Karr Class Editor Dana Carey Art Editor Kenny longs Editor Randy Dunn Business Mgr. for their efforts. We the Annual staff hope that in the future years you may re- turn many times to travel this pathway of memories from 1969. Cheryl O'brien Organizations Debbie Blakney Girl's Sports Edition V s 't H 5 ,gi JV 3-ig Q -Va . Jw- in ,WM 4 1' F M 'R' ' Q 'F I x . 'X 4 1 ' f W vel ' :Eiga rf ww f wi ,,, 4: 2 ' 1 ww 2' 'a'55ggw M y 'J . f PV ' x .sp 4 Q svn, a a . sys W Ye lb 4 A gf v F- A 43 4, of N gf K nf ' , ' . if 'f if M ,.,, an . ,j ny gi .mg ew 4, i , V If -. 1s 'K . nw. . Xl' ' 4, fx Q 3 . ex gf' fs lk, ,F 33 sr K Q M' T' ' HSM A 1,...,i9w HTF' my -inf! f L Sw We W W 5' A we , Q V Q i, ' . -9 ..,LV 6 . K K - 1 , Vg if pf W up i ,ia I V. ry ai: gv fag!-'F 'W AWJQWQ . 0 'W . H U A JA' QA S 'f ' 1 7' Am k k 4' , EM PM 1 f E 1 , G W. ,A ' 'F V my W - '21 ,Fil V, M K ,Q A M. -gg 12 Q ' I I ff U if f ww Q A 4 ,1 E - Q If Q ig, kv., LV 1, VK V, , ikgwgh wi 1 f 1 nf' W 351 M if if .19 ,. QQ' ,gk , AQ 'X Uk A . 'E M k Q' Q Q Q a mg 'R Y kv M., 43' Q ,- r ,A qu - A? an 5 vi-fa A' .E 4 K I THOSE WERE DA YS WE THOUGHT THEY WOI!lD My W FRIEND ,,g,:' ' 'Tve GOT to find that homewo Are they the runners-up in the MIGHTY MOUTH contest? Hey! There IS a Santa Claus! Who saxd ballet was for the birds? Student Riot Control Officer No. 714 reporting for duty, SIR! one of MF. Bur ton's RARE mo ments! an OO' Q 00 ar' ICQ U ll. O ' 9 . ji k , M C5 xg 1' if . lf l I 5'-1... ,M ,--'- W ut Mr. Battle I can't write! Who said Edison invented the electric light bulb! Remember when . . . We laughed These doors swing both ways. 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