Frayser High School - Aries Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE At the time of writing the Christmas vacation is near at hand. It is en- couraging to note the progress that has been made and the promise of the finest year in our history. The students have shown a better spirit of work and cooperation than ever before. Our football team has made an outstanding record. Many of the members of our championship basket- ball team have graduated but the prospects for another successful season are bright. The calibre of the scholastic work in the first two periods has been excellent. The record of the past five years has shown an increasing recognition on the part of the students and of the public that Frayser High School is taking a leading part in the educational program of this area. Each year more of our graduates continue their education in institutions of higher learning. Those who do not attend college are better prepared to serve the com- munity and themselves. We all can be iustly proud of our school and ex- tend our efforts to enhance the record as the years pass.

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ENGLISH Y' ,i eng- MRS. EURA CASTELLAW B.S., Lambuth College MABLE V. CUVILLIER B.S., Memphis State College AL CLEMENS B.A,, University of Alabama arg S, ,Mi MRS. L. F. HORTON -L, B.A., West Texas State The purpose of the ENGLISH DEPARTMENT is two fold: ideally, to inspire the student to keep bright the flame of American ideals through an appreciation of our literary heritage, and, practically, to assist him in expressing his ideas effectively through speech and composition. MRS. GLADYS M. FINCH B.A., Union University 41 ,av QT' ---rf' MRS. CLARA J. SHELTON MRS. LEON M. STEVENSON JOHN HESTER B.S., Memphis State College B.A., Birmingham Southern 5-5-, Delta Sfale C0lle9e