Harding Academy - Shield Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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'M 1 1,1'wW.w 11.111W1Wf111 - MQ? 1 1.1 11M 1 mg. 1 111111 1 law 'W ,1111.1 1111 1 1 . .EDIT1QR' W TANT EDITQR' Ass MANAGER. 10N MANAGER N w 11.11, A i DEDICATION THE ME . FACULTY . . CLASSES . . FEATURES ACTIVITIES SPORTS . ADVE RTISING CONTENTS 2 59 1 4 1 T 1 l w N ru NW 3 4 n 6- 7 . . 9 . . . .1'5 5 . .55. 65 . .73 FORE WORD THERE EXISTS NO GREATER LIFE A PERSON CAN LIVE THAN THAT OF A CHRISTIAN AND AN AMERICAN. TURN THESE PAGES. . . SEE HOW WE PLAY. . . HOW WE WORK. . . AS CHRISTIANS, GUIDED BY THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF MORALS, ETHICS, AND CONDUCT. AS AMERICANS. . .GUIDED BY THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF DEMOCRACY, INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM, AND PERSON- AL CITIZENSHIP. 7146 DEDICATIO FEW PEOPLE HAVE BEEN SUCH A GREAT IN- FLUENCE AS THE ONE TO WHOM THIS SECOND EDITION OF THE SHIELD IS DEDICATED. SHE, AL- MOST SOLELY, WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE' FIRST EDITION OF THE SHIELD. SHE HAS WORKED TIRE- LESSLY VVITH THE STUDENTS UNDER HER. SHE HAS DEVOTED HER TIME AND EFFORTS IN HELPING STUDENTS. SHE IS WORTHY OF OUR ABIDING LOVE AND OUR DEEPEST RESPECT. WE, THE STAFF OF THE 1959 SHIELD, HEREBY DEDICATE THIS EDITION TO . . ..................... . . MRS. S. D. FAVARA May Americanism and Patrio- tism thrive in your hearts, lives and minds through the depth of the meaning of our Flag. :,, 'M 'N Jw W , ,,, XJ' x, J' ,pw Wy ,wx W WM W W qs , , HV JN M J xy fu! H Um , 'UE 11 wx 17 M 1 Q1 V NW uw ug, 'N T ,, W mi mg M! ww k wf WQ 313 w up M: m. H 1: , , M, Y 1 -H, WW ' VL H! Q Commander Frank Adams ac- companied by Supe rint endent Anderson and Lewis Taliaferro answers questions for the stu- dents about his recent expedition on the Nautilus. Commander Frank Adams satis- fies curiosity of the students in answering questions about the Nautilus. Bob Brewer, Princess Catherine Caradja, and Tommy Hayden pose for their pictures after Princess Catherine's inspiring talk on the dangers of communism. E IH!!! FFT' 'Anka dm, 1 rpm-v-rp-I run frm 'Fhrnv f x W, V , F , iiV.rr1,.,.1.,.Y,,.- ,, ,. ,. 4 ..-.J'91f-'-.,-... .. .--,.f- , , ,,.fN 1 F.- . .,,. , .g,1. .,,iy,.,!g,.gg.. ...K .'a,.3-A-,. AF- :-- .:,:.-,, . - .-1:-..:.- :1.f.,w- .- wr .44-.4-,.-, . . .----V-. 1- -4-'- -' SUPERINTENDENT A. M. ANDERSON English Spanish MR. EARNEST SALNERS Science Mathematics MR. JEROME M. BARNES Social Studies 'IO MISS MARGARET OLIVER Home Economics Dietitian F MR. STAN SCHWARTZ Football Coach Science Bible MR. PAUL SIMS Speech MR. WALTER KEY Bible History MRS. S. D. FAVARA English Yearbook Sponsor MR. PETE STONE Basketball Coach M th t' MRS. EARNEST SALNERS a emams Business Administration Newspaper Sponsor ll MISS SARA DIXON Junior High English Elementary Music MRS. E. W. GOLDEN Junior High Science Health MISS ANN JOHNSON Librarian MR. VE RNON BOYD Bible MR. PAT TEAGUE Bible 12 MRS. CRAIG RUTLEDGE Sixth Grade MISS ANNE BIZZELL Second Grade MRS. OSBY RILEY Fourth Grade MISS DOROTHA HUDSON Third Grade MRS. A. M. ANDERSON Fifth Grade 13 5' . Y -7 MISS BETTY CHEATHAM MRS. WM. E. BENSON MR. LEON SANDERSON First Grade Assistant - First Grade Chorus MRS , HOWARD Secretary to MRS. EARL BROOKS Superintendent Elementary Librarian I 14 Il. x 1. 5:-1 .:,, Er .!e'.', ,, -A',-'I'.-f.1 uf gg.: 3-'.g j:... .,'f'-E Qg1',S..-A 7 f.f,.'.'QgL'1L Au 1:,:gf'1'LLg- :..'Qhf.F'jgA,,1-,L 57' l FTl lr- ,rl VI., -. r -ll 4-J 1....- r 11 h, . .la-1 -.ra-LA':5'-fail: . F 1 F l+'lCl,lClA IIAHR lS l-3LlltKllAli'I'ER Y-'teens 2fSouth .lunior lligh, Hoise, lr111hol5l5vt:1C'lubfl,45 Pep Club Zi, 45 Large chorus 3, 45 Small chorus 3, 45 KA'l' Club fl, 4, Vive-P r e sid ent 3, l'rt-siclent 45 Football Homecoming Court 345 Library Club Reporter 45 Class Secretary 4, Class Reporter 4 Cllarding Academy, Searcy, Arkansasl. VICTOR. FH AN K BOONE Class Treasurer 15 S c h 0 la r s h i p Award l5 Valedietorian 15 Science Club 15 Basketball 1 flVlemphiS Chris- tianl5 Student Council 35 Home room Chaplain 35 Latin Club 555 National Honor Society F45 Representative to Volunteer Boys' State 3 tWhitc Sta- tionl5ClassVice-President 45 Annual staff 45 Football 45 Student Council 4, Vice-President 45 Hoy Most Likely to Succeed 4. EVE LYN RUTII COLE Cheerleader lg Newspaper' staff 1' F, H,A, lfltflemphis Christianlg Tri Hi-Y 25 Spanish Club 2, Secretary Treasurer 25 Volleyball 2, 35 F, ll,A. 2, 3 I' a r l iamentarian f3fTreadwelll5 F,ll.A, 45Pep Squad 4, Co-captain 45 Newspaper staff 45 Chorus 4, Sextet 4. x CLETA JAYNE CROCKETT Class Treasurer 13A Cappella Choir 1,2,3, Vocal Ensemble 1, Sextet 2, 3, Trio3,F.H.A. lg Math Club 23 Home Room Reporter 23 Arts and Letters Club 2,3g Girls' Athletic Association 2,3, fWest Memphis High, West Memphis, Arkansasl: Cheerleader 43 Chorus 4, Class Reporter 4. WANDA LOU GLASGOW American Junior Red Cross l Chorus l,2,3g Thespians 3 CMessickl Chorus 4, Sextet 45 Newspaper Staff 43 Cheerleader 4, Student Council 4 Wittiest Girl 4. CAROLYN RAE EDWARDS Cheerleader lg Homeroom Vice- President 1, Y-Teens 1, KEast Side Junior High, Little Rick, Arkansaslg Y-Teens 2, 35 American Junior Red Cross 2,3g Student C ouncil 2,33 Southernaires 2, 33 Antionettes 2, 3, lLittle Rock Central, Little Rock, Arkansasl. : 1 1 I7 SA NDRA LEE HERNDON Library Club lj Latin Club 1,25 4-H Club 15 Newspaper Staff 25 Student Council 25 Dramatics Club 2,3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 35 Tri-Hi- Y 2,35 Beta Club 2,35 F.H.A. 2,35 Math Club 3, Secretary 35 Football Homecoming Court 3 CFI-ayserlg Pep Squad 45 Newspaper Staff 45 F.H.A. 45 Annual Staff 45 Chorus 4, Sex- tet 45 Class Treasurer 45 Girl Most Likely to Succeed 4. LEE JAMES HALL Groupe Paul Bert 1 fCharville, Paris, Francelg Paris English 25 Student Council 25 Class Vice-Pre sident lPort de Marly, Paris, Francelg Football 35 Language Club 3, President 3 fHarding Academy, Searcy, Arkansaslg Football 45 Most Courteous Boy 4. GLINDA ELLEN JONES Glee Club lg 4-H Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Science Club 2 CGermantownl5 Crescendo Club 3 CWhite Stationlg F.H.A. 45 Cheerleader 45 Chorus 45 Newspaper Staff 4. I8 BARBARA ANN LYON Chorus l,2,3g Spanish Club 33 News- paper Staff 3 CCamp LeJuene, North Carolinajg Pep Squad 43 Chorus 45 Newspaper Staff 4. JOHN TAYLOR NUTT, JR. Basketball 'lg Science Club 1 ClVIern- phis Christianlg Intramurals 23 Latin Club 3g Science Club 3g Sports Club 3 fCentralJg Basketball 4. l CAROLYN SUE PHELPS Girls' Social Club 1,2,3, Chaplain 1,23 Cheerleader l,3,4g Pep Squad 2,3,4g Garland Forsenic Society 35 Prorna Club 33 Chapel Club 3,4, President 4 CLittle Rock Central, Little Rock, Arkansasl. 19 JEAN CAROLYN WELCH Cheerleader lg Class Sergeant-ab arms lg F.H.A. l, Secretary lg Newspaper Staff 1 fllflemphis Chris- tianl. Art Club 25 Y-Teens 3, Song Leader 3, Y-Teens' Volleyball,Bas- ketball and Softball teams 3, Cwhite Stationlg Chorus 4, Sextet 45 F.H.A. 4, Secretary 45 Class Secretary 45 Pep Squad 45 Newspaper Staff 4, Editor 45 Student Council 4, Corres- ponding Secretary 45 Miss Harding Academy 4. 20 LORIN PERRY WATSON Student Council 15 Glee Club l CMaples Junior High, Dearborn Michiganlg Photo Club 3 Wvhite Sta tionJ5 Chorus 45 Football Man iff 45 Student Council 4, Treasurer 4 JERE EUGENE YATES Basketball l5 Science Club 1 flVIem phis Christianlg A cappella Chorus 25 Intramurals Champions fCentrall5 Large Chorus 3, Small Chorus 3, Quartet 33 Beta Club 3 K-9 Club 35 Intramural Basketball and Baseball All-Star 35 Cutest Boy 35 All-State Chorus 3 fHard1ng Academy, Searcy, Arkansaslg Class President 45 Football 4, Captain 4 Chorus 4, Quartet 45 Basketball 4 Student Council 4, President 4 Mr Harding Academy 4. 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'W ':,A. ,,.3.' .4-,I J-sq .. .. , , Carolyn Adair Becky Baker Walter Bolton Bobby Bradford Bob Brewer Sandy Childers Bill Crocker Jackie Dearen Dianne Edwards Jim Eilert Sylvia Estes Chester Harville Tommy Hayden James Ingram Linda McLellan Jimmy McNatt Burl McPherson Linn Phelps Alan Pritchard Bart Ryan Louis Saunders Jimmy Sowell Barbara Sullins Jerry Sullins Milla VZ FIRST ROW DOWN: Larry Taylor Nedra Tubbs Jo Ann Turner Carolyn Usrey SECOND ROW DOWN Harris Williams Earl Winn Shula Wright THIRD ROW DOWN: Pat Woodruff Mary Yarbrough X J :Un GPQUIW g,,g,-,f 'II 'I 'F n qi, L . u.-.2 -'mm-'.Q-.-q::1::l-1 .fiJ4' -rg.51'-5-'f.1--4'-1-,S' ri-'.1 .:-,.' 2451- -'-fI,',!2'3'.'.'i.r-' ' F , .'.'. fdfm'-:-. -1 2. .. if 1 Q FIRST ROW DOWN: Sidney Adkins Larry Arick Lee Ballard Larry Brown SECOND ROW DOWN Lynda Chronister Larry Grimes John Henderson THIRD ROW DOWN: Sue Jenkins Wilborn Jones FIRST ROW DOWN: George Joyner Linda Key SECOND ROW DOWN Sue Marable Charlene McGee Jack Owen THIRD ROW DOWN: David Taylor Richard Van Eaton Mike Vaughn Ronnie Williams CLASS OFFICERS V. President, Jere Yatesg Vice-President, Victor Booneg Secretary, Carolyn Welch, Treasurer, Sandra Herndong Reporter, Cleta Crockett. -me-an - g--M--'Q President, Bob Brewer, Vice-President, JerrySullinSg Secretary-Treas- urer, Barbara Sullinsg Reporter, Bart Ryan, Social Chairman, Sylvia Estes. l President, J a c k Ow e ng Vice-President, President, Bill Hall, V i c e - John H e n d e r s o ng Secretary-Treasurer, President, G r o v e r Shannong Linda Keyg Reporter, Charlene McGee. Secretary-Treasurer, B e tty 28 Madewellg R e p o r t e r, Susan Martin. ,pp-u-1 -nun-nw-1 Earns- - : lk pq . . 4-,v A . ,.., ' , , uuf,...,g31fl.l',f:-'27,-lf.-:l1'. I . 'g.,1. -' -g- .- :TI1 , .4 -,- ,i -'-. 4.-!':'..'.:., . '-J :1,.,', .- . . L- Lg'-71 ui ': 2 -1 .-.- A FIRST ROW DOWN: Diane Bissell Regina Bodiford Robert Bolt SECOND ROW DOWN Earl Brooks Timmy Eddins Wanda Estes Bill Hall THIRD ROW DOWN: Carl Jenkins Raymond Lankford Jack Lewis Betty Madewell FIRST ROW DOWN Susan Martin Warren Moncrief Michael Nash Billy Olexik SECOND ROW DOWN Carolyn Parnell Eddie Rose Grover Shannon Burl Sullins THIRD ROW DOWN Sherry Summers Richard Whitmore Eddie Yarbrough 'S E me -i FT I ' 5 .KX X R 411' Eighth Grade FIRST ROW DOWN: Ann Anderson Eloise Arick Camille Berry Peggy Cook SECOND ROW DOWN Jane Council Jannie Crawford Jerry Gooch THIRD ROW DOWN: Peggy Grandi David Grimes FIRST ROW DOWN: Ellis Haguewood Don Holland Ricky Huber' SECOND ROW DOWN Katherine Lewis Carol Sue Long Judy Phillips THIRD ROW DOWN: Paul Pitt Pattye Saunders Jimmy Stepherson Judy Yates eventh Grade FIRST ROW DOWN: Nancy Adkins James Allen David Baker Beverly Bell Marjorie Britt SECOND ROW DOWN Terry Burkhalter Sue Diamond Forrest Dowling James Elam Don Evans THIRD ROW DOWN: Hal Foster Donna Garlock Betty Garrett Freda Gibson Gary Green FIRST ROW DOWN: Frank Holden Sammy Jackson John Kent SECOND ROW DOWN: Buddy Kinney John Kiss Bruce Knol Kenneth Lewis Sherrill Looney THIRD ROW DOWN: Peggy Madewell Judy McDowell Joyce Moore Curtis Morse Reagan Nesbitt mlb M1 f lk 5 35 FIRST ROW DOWN: Richard Newman Ann Parris Don Perry Linda Poe Tommie Richie SE COND ROW DOWN: Frank Rousseau Richard Scates James Snowden Ralph Steelandt THIRD ROW DOWN: Paul Stubblefield Vincent Vawter Bennie Watts Pat Williams Ronnie Zoccola al- ixth Grade FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Toliver Brown, Dua.ne Martin, Mike Ander- son, Dwight Marable, Walter Bramlitt, Mike Whitaker, John Lewis. SECOND ROW: KennySchneider, Beverly Salners, Gloria Lloyd, Phyllis Long, Anita Garlock, JoAnna Wolf. THIRD ROW: Mike Tomlinson, Pris- cilla Gooch, Susan Lipsey, Joe Williams, Barry Bissell. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Williams, Jimmy Ellers, Philip Ivey, Ronnie Wiginton, Jerry Usrey. FIFTH ROW: Pat Lyon, Shelly Lindsey, Jinanne Green, Jane Rogers, Susan Hubbard. MRS. CRAIG RUTLEDGE 37 Fifth Grade FII! ST HOW, Left to Right: Dianne Poe, Millard Madewell, Dedra Richie, David Tester, Billy Wilson, Mary Warren, Steverson, Lorna Lee Ander- son, Susan Benson. SECOND HOW: Don Muth, Joyce Matthews, Larry Xlatthews, Kenneth Huckaba, Harry Narran, Forrest Lype, Diekie Shel- ton. THIRD HOVY: Ann Hall. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Pitt, Mary Jean Lipford, Arlene Knoll, Carol Lynn Braden, Lane Burton, David Lee C 1z1yton, Danny Shannon, David Sisco. MHS. A. M, ANDERSON 38 Fourth Grade FIRST ROW, Right to Left: Larry Bailey, Malone Cox, Linda Long, Nep Maury, Lynn Hodge. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Britt, Paul Roberts, Jerry Graham, Claude Brown, Lonnie Whitaker, Becky Sims. THIRD ROW: Wayne Breeden, Don McNatt, Johnny Riley, Larry Hartman, Caroll Anne Burns, Donna Fisher. FOURTH ROW: Duane Priest, Mickey Caughron, Helen' Howard, Lynne Carol Clay, Glenn Allen Bisceglia, Lauren Stevens, Bonnie Jackson. NOT PICTURED: Stephen Kendrick, Johnny McDowell, Don Walthall. MRS. OSBY RILEY 39 Third Grade qi if ' -.1 as ww FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Rickey Caughron Terry Weaver John Pilkington, Esther Looney, Charlotte Key, Jackie S1sco Fredd1e Lloyd Dwight May. SECOND ROW: Anita Steed, Lyle Waller, Linda Brooks Herbert Murphy, Billy Hubbard, Stacey White, Ann Tester MI SS DORTHEA HUD SON 40 econd Grade FIRST ROW, Right to Left: Sharon Miller, David Vester, Mary Frances Weatherington. SECOND ROW: Mike Mahaffey, Diane Knol, Houston Brock, Faye Martin, Bobby Milam, Donny Hodge. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Enos, Barry Sanderson, Mike Ray, Carol Bekemeyer, James Brown, Mike Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Marolla, Johnnie Dean, Carolyn Britt, Johnny Burnett, Patty West. FIFTH ROW: Chuck Stovall, Sylvia Long, Chris Cox, Marcia Patrick, Johnny Milton. At Board Are Lance Burton and Mike Allen. 5 MISS ANN BIZZELL 41 First Grade SEATED ON FLOOR, Left to Right: Bobby Garlock, Robby Neilhouse, Denise Poe, David La Velle, Jammie Morphis, Glenda Chambliss, Faith Allen, Anita Dorman, Kay Wellman. SEATED IN FRONT OF TABLE: Gary Garrison, Frank Crumbaugh, Allida Black, James VanEaton, Tina Underwood, Cathy Neal, Gene Bisceglia, Kathy Frazier, Pat Caughron, Joyce Caughron. SEATED IN BACK OF TABLE: Teresa Ellers, Mike Austin, Bill Bekemeyer, John Ivey, Elise Poe, Audrey Fay Brooks, Sonny Davis, Tommy Myrick, Diane Mason, Brenda Benson. STANDING AT ART EASEL: Janice J0r1eS,LouiS Britt. STANDING AT BULLETIN BOARD: Catherine Gillespie, Drury Nelson. MISS BETTY CHEA THAM MRS. WM. E. BENSON 42 igzflfu V135 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED VICTOR BOONE SANDRA HERNDON 46 FRIENDLIEST SYLVIA ESTES BOB BREWER 47 BEST ALI., AROUND Sandy Childers 48 MOST COURTEOUS X1,5?.,. ,, . . . . A . LINDA KEY JAMES HALL 49 4?'4 'k 'il' , W. - 49 WITTIEST LOUIS SAUNDEHS WANDA GLASGOW 50 BEST DRESSED Nedra Tubbs Larry Taylor --- 4 1-44 x Q' Mx, -,,..f-'- W ' .A , MOST ATHLETIC ,,, s AM., Iii A Y 'I ,. A BART RYAN 52 QE? I ,sS JUNIOR HIGH HONOR STUDENTS Ellis Haguewood, outstanding eighth grade honor student, has attended Harding Academy for two years. He spent four years of his school life at Memphis Christian. He was president of his class in the third, fourth and fifth grades. In the sixth grade he won the Bible Award for good citizenship and outstanding grades. The seventh grade brought more honors for Ellis with the award- ing of the Citizenship and Scholarship Awards. He is a member of the Junior High Honor Society, Junior Chorus, and is a student Council Representative and a Life Scout. El1is's hobbies include stamp collecting, reading and coin collecting. What about the future? Ellis would like to be a preacher or a missionary. Peggy Cook, an eight grade student, has attended Harding Academy for two years. Previously, she attended Memphis Chris- tian for three years. In the sixth grade she represented the school in the Shelby County Spelling Bee. She placed ninth. In the fifth grade Peggy was secretary for the Science Club. She was secretary-treasurer in the seventh grade and alsoa reporter on the Echo staff. Peggy has been in the Junior High Chorus for two years. This year she is in the Junior High Sextet. Peggy's interests are reading, music, cooking, fishing camping and singing. What about the future? Peggy would like, to be either a doctor or a secretary. 53 SNAP SHOTS Me and my Hi kids! Just around Practice makes perfect? shadow. the corner. A 11 ' 1 Let's rest a spell! He went that So you went and away, Coach. did it, huh! 1VIan, I'm tough! The cream of the crop. Well, hurry up! One down and Dub, football Nocturnal Smile please! three to go! of course. interlude 54 ppp-gr-nv-vnllwl 'FW A,-3, ,W 3-I-,-,L ,4-,.,- E- '..,. A,-J. :. s--.1 . .f 1-g e.'-,-.J-.:'. --7.-- 1, . - 1:..:, ..1: C:A.:AlAZIf-- 1 Kl- Tp'-5 , . . F. .,.F'9'!,-w..,,.. ..,.--.-,-rg H'-.-5.-5zE::'T'.fr:' .-r5,1P:- .-'r 1- 1'i' 17 11vf-,f -'--'v'- 1- vw .- ., - - . 5.. .. .,:, . . , A. A . ,r 'J ' , , ...... .- ...v THE SHIE LD STAFF SITTING: Mary Lou Yarbrough, Assistant Editor, Bob Brewer, Editorg Tommy Hayden, Lay-Out Editor. STANDING: Sylvia Estes, Staffg Bart Ryan, Staff: Harris Williams, Staffg Sue Marble, Business Manager, Linda Key, Staff: Sandra Herndon, Typist Ad Layouts, Mrs. S. D. Fa- vara, Adviser: Sandy Childers, Feature Editorg Richard Van Eaton, Staff: Jim Eilert, Sports Editorg Victor Boone, Circulation Manager. BOB BREWER Editor MARY L. YARDBROUGH Assistant Editor 56 MRS. S. D. FAVARA Adviser STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT CQUNCIL QFFICERS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES STANDING: Jere Yates, Presidentg FIRST HOW: T. Burkhalter, W. Glas- Lorin Watson, Treasurer, Victor gow. N. Tubbs, C. Welch, G. Shannon, Boone, Vice-President. SEATED: E- Haguewood. SECOND ROW! L. Nedra Tubbs, Secretary, Carolyn WHTSOH, R- Williams, J- Sl-111315, J- Welch, Corres. Secretary. YHNSCS. V- 1300116- THE LION STAFF STANDING: Mrs. Earnest Salners, Sponsorg Pat Woodruff, Barbara Lyon, Jere Yates, Carolyn Parnell, Larry Taylor, Reportersg Bart Ryan, Art Editor, Bob Brewer, Sports Editor, Sandra Herndon,Typ- ist, Glinda Jones, Evelyn Cole, Social Editors. SEATED: Linda Mc- Lellan, Assistant Editorg Carolyn Welch, Editor., 57 F. F. A. CHAPTER STANDING: P. Woodruff, B. Madewell, L. Key, C. Welch, S. Marable, B. Sullins, W. Estes, C. Usrey, S. Wright, S. Childers, C. Adair, M. Yarbrough, L. Mc- Lellan, Sponsor, Miss Oliver. SEATED: S. Jenkins, S. Suxnrners, L. Chronister, C. Parnell, R. Bodiford, S. Martin, D. Bissell, E. Cole, G. Jones, C. McGee, B. Baker, S. Herndon. OFFICERS, SEATED: LindaKey, Treas- urer, Carolyn Usrey, President, Wanda Estes,Parlian1entarian. STANDING: Miss Oliver, Sponsor, Barbara Sullins, Vice- Presidentg Shula Wright, Song-Leader, Mary Lou Yarbrough, Historian, Sancy Childers, Reporter, Carolyn Welch, Sec- retary. I PEP SQUAD FIRST ROW: B. Madewell, R. Bodiford, Carolyn Usrey Captain, Evelyn Cole, Co-Captain, S. Wright, M. Yarbrough. SECOND ROW: S. Jenkins, S. Martin, W. Estes, L. Key, P. Woodruff, B. Baker, S. Marable. THIRD ROW: L. Chronister, D. Bissell, C. Parnell, S. Summers, C. Welch, S. Herndon, B. Lyon. 1 58 CHORUS ft T ... , - F FIRST ROW: S. Marable, C. Crockett, J. Dearen, S. Wright, E. Cole, S. Childers, B. Lyon, L. Chronister, W, Glasgow, S. Estes. SECOND ROW: L. Key, B. Sullins, D. Edwards, M. Yarbrough, B. Baker, C. McGee, G. Jones, W. Estes, C. Welch, B. lVladewe11. THIRD ROW: S. Summers, C. Usrey, J. Sowell, B. Sullins, B. Crocker, C. Harville, G. Joyner, S. Herndon, C. Adair. FOURTH ROW: L. Watson, B. Ryan, J. Eilert, J. McNatt, J. Yates, J. Henderson, L. Taylor, L. Saunders, J. Su1lins,W.Bolton.NOT PICTURED: B. Brewer. SEXTET QUARTET FIRST ROW: Sue Mar- FRONT TO BACK: able, Carolyn Welch, Jerry Sullins, Chester Wanda Glasgow. SEC- Harville, Leon Sander- OND ROW: Carolyn Us- son, Jere Yates. rey, Evelyn Cole, San- dra Herndon. 59 ha HDV N3 1 X Q CHRRhC.1iR 'ioenivl QAXXXX :7 CL XN ' 'ff ff Qi be I xv' :M I Ju z 5 O' C O., Q amz! I'3lj'l'A CLUB FIIQSI' HOW, Left to Right: C. Welch, L. Key, L. McLellan 50CI'k31i,l1'.Y. SECOND ROW:S. Herndon, Vice-President, S. Childers LQ. Cole. 'FIIIHD HOW: Conch Schwartz, Sponsor, J. Yates, B Brewer, President, R. Williams. FOURTII ROW: J. Henderson Treasurer, J. Ingram. NOT PICTURED: V. Boone. KEY C LU I5 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Brewer, Vice-President, J. Yates, Secretary, J. Ingram, Treasurer, V. Boone, President, L. Grimes, Mr. Barnes, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: J. Henderson, T. Hay- den, E. Winn, J. Nutt, R. Williams. 60 Chemistry class hard at work. School spirit is sparked by our cheerleaders. Jerry Sullins congratulates Jere Yates on his having been elected President of the Student Council. Time out from English to vote. Our first day. B ' Q 15- ' ,jk y Mr. Walter Key conducts our assembly. Superintendent Anderson, Corn- mander Frank Adams, Lewis Taliaferro, and R. V. Loving- good meet together after Com- mander Adams talks on the Nautilus. Superintendent A n d e r s o n and Princess Catherine Caradja visit after she has spoken to the High School. Princess Caradja was born in Roumania in 1893. She has been in Americaa little over a year and has spoken in 36 dif- ferent states. She gave an excel- lent talk on how to fight communism. 3981. Dr. George S. Benson, President of Harding College speaks to a combined audience of Junior and Senior High students. His topic is American Citizenship on which we had a series of lectures on. E LEMENTARY ACTIVITIES Sixth grade Christmas Party. Fifth grade recreation Fourth grade play. Third grade Storytime Second grade playtime. First grade at work. 63 OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Wm. Benson, Assistant, Mrs. V. Howard, Secretary to Superintendent. MAINTENANCE MR. COLE JA NI TORS LEWIS AND CHAR LIE KITCHEN STAFF Mrs. W. Caughron, Mrs. F Holden, Mrs. L. Riley. BUS DRIVERS Mr. B. Waggoner, Mrs. R. Saunders, Mr. A. Holland, Mr. G. Sargeant. QGHINPII. -L..Ll.L.1 1...-l...A.J :rw .1 .-'rg Jgf,,:'j'.-1:1-:-1-1 11:4 .-,'::34-.- . 1-gh QL-f-'ni ,:.-,': .'1.-71.2. vzw.-'2A1'.'Q-Es -NQ-if :6i.i'-:- -dl l'---.rg--.z-f s -f r v , ROW ONE: G. Shannon, B. Sullins, I... Arick, L. Grimes, L Brown, J. Owne, G. Joyner, R. Williams. ROW TWO: E Yarbrough, T. Eddins, V. Boone, B. Hall, W. Bolton, A. Pritch- 1' ,i-1 JERE YATES - Back BART RYAN - Back WALTER BOLTON - Tackle 66 ard. ROW THREE: J. Sullins, J. Ingram, B. Ryan, J. Yates, J. Hall, B. Brewer. JAMES HALL - Back VICTOR BOONE ' Tackle JERRY SULLINS - Back 67 TOUCHDOWN! The first in the history of the school is scored here by Bart Ryan in the Clarksdule game. Jere Yates C125 goes inside end for yardage in the Ger- mantown game James Hail 1445 moves in on an opponent in the Kingsbury clash. 89 Practice makes perfect is illustrated here by Jere Yates as he warms up his kicking toe before the Germantown game. James Hall is brought down by opposing line- backers on an end sweep. 69 Harding is proud of its fine coaches Stan Schwartz and Pete Stone, whose continual efforts were greatly appre- ciated in the building of the first teams inthe sc-hool's history. 1959 SEASON We They 6 Clarksdale B 44 7 Oakhaven 3 l 7 Crawfordsville 39 0 Clarksdale B 26 0 Bartlett B 14 0 Kingsbury 19 0 Germantown 13 Jere Yates, captain of the 1959 footballteam who ably led the Lions throughout the season made everyone proud of the way he upheld the Hardmg spirit. 70 SENIOR BASKE TBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Stone, L. Arick, J. Yates, L. Taylor, A. Pritclmrd, J. Ingram, B. Ryan, W. Bolton, J. Sullins, R. Van Eaton, L. Grimes. JUNIOR BASKE TBALL STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Schwartz, E. Rose, T. Eddins, E. Yarbrough, B Sullins, G. Shannon, T. Richie, J. Gooch, E. Haguewood. KNEELING: V. Vawter T. Burkhalter, J. Allen. 71 1958-59 CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Wanda Glasgow, Sylvia Estes. 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