Hillwood High School - Topper Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

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N J W' 5 J L L, l 1 ' 1 y fihfllyy Ld p Fo rewo rd wflfl, ' - I Here, gathered from all pl d t'me I Thewaifs of d d ff lly t. gzuef Uv ' -41,7644 The TOPPER sraffpr f th b k to 7409 , ' 0, Wadi' ' . ww, you, the Hillwood st d t b dy r , di Jbyes-u7 N9o Z flection of the ideas, routi ide 1 A C249-QQ 702 - incidents, occasions, victories, defeats, 69V 'ww' W places and people that together made the ,Q,ggQQZ Magi ' f - SA school year. Much progress has been made QLAA'UV b'g-r!5a- C5 ' . and the school has grown in size and stat- , f 5, . 42 Q70 ' ' It g 1 r r r 'PL 'MA Dau!! 'UW9 'FW' WDW FWAMSQIZAQQ 52531223222 tieilllves fi 5:1222 K Wawvfvf 79041 5,d. challenges which await them intheyfjud ,fggai .lil if C1521 , 5 , S I future. ' Voigt gfg, US'u,O..Q Nxns..w.s-Q,.Jq3o-Q-3 ZZMMJ W H - was out ,A h Nga QBQMQ .QV Z if G1'cr4 'EfT Aww wwwm WW' Uzawrfp F, we ' W ug, 1 9 ST ob MW for T4-1 Nkrnuzuf ZDHVZI' 3cau RUR C OL gf! X sa. ,L f V L ova I ,NW XQx?Xp1jvV,,f1966 TOPPER -Eg-if-at 'Ns Y rf, V AU ICC' aj5WV,f3' ef ,WN l K? bygfjjfsjbf Hiuwood High School V ' 'NS 'X xxx . NashvlIle,Tennessee .awp x', B'6', . Vw Avy giltbg t Volume Fave .U ' 'Q vi K '. ,, 'mn 'o 'A 5? a W --3 Nw W M 'nl 0 ' win- Q. ' n I' ' W 'um , W mv : use V MMM. .V ,, , A 5 , q, K3 NL wwfwfh- wwf rv-1. J 4 xl W-.....,,,,n,M . v 2' 47 'M was ,,Q-,ww MM F ,wx rt 'Mr wht. 1. K., W. 1 l ! Vg V' ' .A,',: :gf k ' K5 HL. 'IKM-. iiq. '- J? r W Table of Contents Student Body... . . .5 Organizations ...... ...81 Athletics-Activities .... - - -115 Administration-Faculty . -- ...155 3 We Dedicate The 1966 Toppe to LEONARD M. GARRIOTT for his devotionto Hillw ood High School and his interest in its students. During his first year he has endeared himself to all of us, not only as aprincipal, but as a friend. Blessed ar e they who have the gift of making fri e nds for it is one of God's best gifts. It in- volves many things, but above all the power of going out of one's self. .. Thomas Hughes I' STU DENT BODY Here, gatfierecf from all places and time 5He waifs of wisdom and of folly meet. -Riefiard Realf 1 III wma -1 J V .x , ,M A f ,, 43 5 School Buses, Chemistry, I-Iondas l 1 1 z W f 6 I Q 5 v f Co-operation -- This is Hillwood 7 Life at Hillwood has many faces. Its activities are as diversified as it s students. But for all, there are the tense weeks of exams, the anxious moments of sports, and the gaytimes of assemblies and pep ral- ' lies. Hillwood offers more than an educationg it pro- Q vides many activities in which students z e al ou sly 1 participate. J. I my t it Q i. p...,,,,,,, N, ,, W ,- W,,,,M yi d 'is ft .s 4 M. y f' , rv P- y y M am ,F y y Maw V fi: If Q hi . Q Nl Life begins at 7:3O!! Christine Achord Janet Adkerson Michael Alexander LuCretia Allen Patricia Allen Terry Armstrong 5, L,.. ,MW I W, A Buford Arni ng Douglas Arnold Wendy Ashcroft me 5, Dennis Astren Eric Baptist John Barham The Seventh Grade arrived 'S B' Pam Barnard Nancy Barnes Mason Barrick Wayne Bass joe Bass Susan Batsche Diane Bayne Mary Beasley john Beaty 'ga I Beckney Beckey Lona Beckwith Phillip Belcher I'l1 whistle, ifl see a teacher. 10 bewildered jonathan Caplan Phillip Carr Christine Carter Richard Carver Lee Castles William Cathey Tonni Caudill Helen Ceigler Barbara Charlet Dorris Charlton Randall Choate Nancy Choppin Fredric Chunn Billie Clemmons Raymond Coffey John Coffin Elizabeth Cohn Suzanne Cole Janet Conatser Mary Ann Conley james Cooper Cheryl Costomiris Constance Couch Margaret Craig james Bellamy Patricia Bender Kenneth Best Randall Bird Pamela Bishop Audrey Bissing er Karen Bittner Scott Bradley Edward Branding Webb Brewer Debbie Brown Patricia Brown Peter Bryant Reginald Bryant jimmy Bryson Linda Bubis Kent Burl-dow Penelope Burklow Julie Burke Deborah Burret Timothy Busby janet Bushmiaer Bobby Buttrey Walter Campbell and alittle confused . .. y 1 lille Katherine Follin Byran Foreman Rhonda Fortner David Foster David Foster Eddie Freeman Rhonda Gainey Ann Garrison Nancy Glenn Robert Glenn Gregory Gordon Linda Gore Mary Graham Michael Granish Linda Gray Robert Gwinn Clifford Hagar Donald Hale jeffrey Haley Gretchen Hall William Ham john Hamrick Elizabeth Harper Wesley Harris Donald Crawford Freddie Daniel Scott Dougherty Phillip Davidson Donna Davis Randall Deal Pamela Dillingham Elizabeth Diveley David Donohue Janice Downs Sandrakay Duffy Cathy Dug an Joseph Duncan Kathy Dyal Deborah Eatherly Richard Edmondson Raymond Elkins Deborah Elliott jane Erb Catherine Falwell Ted Feldman Tim Feldman Ronald Flair Franklin Floyd with a thirst for knowledge Janice Hart Martha Haury Robert Hawkins Lynda Hayes Mark Hayes Michael Hayes Robert Hayes Marilyn Heath Albert Heindryckx Clay Hewett Timothy I-Iinkle Thomas Hollingsworth and unrestrained enthusiasm Elizabeth Howard Suzanne Howell ' 'af' W ra Sherri Huddleston Ruslyn Hughes Mark Hunt Elaine Hurwitz Julia Inman Craig jackson Rickey James Shari Jefferson Michael jenkins Deborah Jensen Paulette Johnson Randolph johnson Gary Jones Mark Kelly 13 Wonder if it tastes better than it looks. Donna Kelly Frederick Kemper Ellen Kendall Frieda Kennedy Charles King Mary Kirk Constance Klatte Kimberly Lawrence Graham Lea Elizabeth Leaming Harold Lee Donna Long , L I , fm . -v -f ,S . x , with unawakened talents Frances Longhurst David Longworth Cammilla Lovelace Richard Loyd Steven Lund Cathey Mabry Edward Magness Sherron Mangrun Michael Manners Jean Marchetti Mickey Martin Steven Martin 14 A course in snake charming? I I il 'lf 1 if z Kirkpatrick Mason Frederic May Deborah McCammon Bruce McCleod Katherine McCrary Judy McElhiney Deborah McFarland George McGill Michael McGill Robert McGill James McKissack Andrew McMaster Deborah Melvin Martha Menefee Ricky Mills Malcolm Mims David Modglin Barry Monk David Moody Mark Moody William Moody William Moore Judith Morawski Edwin Morris in Search of qualified guidance... Brenda Murray David Neeley Berry Neely Bramlett Neil Daryl Nichols Susan Odom Julia O'Donnell Carrie O'Guinn Elizabeth Orand Janice Parker Eddie Parks Waynelle Parsons Donna Pendergraff Shirley Pendergrass Linda Peterson Terry Peterson Alma Philips Johnny Phipps Rose Pinder Albert Proctor Janet Quarles William Raby James Regan Suzanne Renfroe 'rr s 1 rn I gp, 1- . S, . Terry Reuther Randolph Rice Donald Rittenberry Thomas Rittenberry Beverly Robbins Constance Robinson Mary Robert Marsha Ross Vicki Ross William Ross joseph Runion Mary Beth Rurst Stephen Sanders Deborah Savage Claude Scott William Scott Albert Seals Deborah Sharpe Robert Shepard David Sims Patrice Slayden Delos Smith Donna Smith Vickie Smith and with strong young bodies Charles Southall Melvin Spain Mark Speck Larry Stephens William Stephens Barbara Stern Andrew Stewart Janet Stillman William Stoever Lewis Stubbs Cindy Suiter Rebecca Surratt Betty Sweatt William Tally David Tant Evelyn Taylor Marilyn Taylor Michael Taylor Michael Teal jane Terry Richard Tice Laura Thomason Connie Thompson Victoria Thompson 1 . , I 3 Ei I ei You're kidding ! Mike Thornton Susan Treadway Vittie Tresenrider Leslie Trotman Michael Turner David Vaughn Dan Vincent Robert Waggoner William Watkins Thomas Webb William Weitzel Carol West full of boundless energy. Athalie White Robert White William Wier Sherrie Wilkerson john Wilson jane Williams Kathy Williams Michael Williams Debra Whitver Kenneth Wright Sue Wright Warren Wynn Carol Yager Teresa Zupa 17 NOT PICTURED Debra Barrett james Howell Mary Hurst Edward Neely Robert White William White Senior privileges for Seventh Graders. All in favor say, Aye. Linda Aaron Kathy Abbott Patricia Achord Marcia Adams Susannah Adams Sherri Alper Camille Amonett Betty Io Anderson Dale Anderson Ioan Anderson Theron Anglin Catherine Arlt The Eighth Grade returned . , ,xg rr 3 . if Linda Babbitt Elizabeth Bandy Melinda Banks Nancy Barge Monica Barker Teresa Barker Lisa Baugh Ann Beard Clifton Beckwith Ronald Becton Linda Bess ru Brenda Bethel 18 Uuddnn. . . putt, putt, pu p u confident of belonging . .. Beverly Cleghorn Robert Clemons Richard Cobbs Cathryn Coggins Randy Coleman Denise Collier Kenneth Cooper Melissa Coulter Charles Cox Laura Cox Teresa Crouch Catherine Curtis Paul Darrow Hobart Davenport Beth Daves Jerry Davids Donna Dean Karen DeMoss Sarah DeMoss Ruth Dent Karen Driscoll Susan Driscoll Deborah Dugan Michael Dugan Samuel Bianconi Adrienne Blancher Amy Blaser Paul Blazek Beverly Bracey john Brackin Robert Brackin Isham Beasley Bradley Candace Broudy Barbara Brown Yvonne Bryant Ann Buchanan William Burke Glen Burnett Sue Buttrey Bonnie Byrd Kenneth Cagle Linda Calk Donna Caplenor Vee Carlton Nancy Carney Cheryl Carpenter Carolyn Cavalier Kellen Chapman David Duggins Darryl Durham Marcia Eaton Jill Edmonds Christine Edwards Paul Eggers Julie Elliot Jeanne Phyllis Elrod Paul Engelhardt Barbara Epps Laurie Farrell jim Fishback Shirley Flowers Steven Fly Sharon Follis Vance Foreman Donna Fuller Georgeanne Gianikas David Gibbs Beverly Goad Walter Gobbel Stephen Goldstein Edward Goranson Loyd Gray with the need for nourishment, Diane Green Valli Green Carol Greenberg Sylvia Grissom Neal Hall Patricia Hamilton Gail Hammock Linda Hargrove Robert Harrell Rebecca Harris Steve Harrison jane Hart Leigh Hathaway Deborah Head Anne Heindryckx Catherine Hershy Jeffrey Hinkle Martha Hirshbrunner , Q Mary Hirshbrunner David Hodgens julia Hoffman Susan Hollins Kim Howard Wayne Hoyal Y sl- 7 V wwf aa I , r' if L Wow!QED! Did you see THAT? Rebecca Huey Ted Hughes Ginger Humphrey joseph Hunter R and all Hunt David Hurst Judith Inman Virginia Jenkins Steven johnson Terry jones Vernon jones Marshall Karr both physical and mental Kiwis , to T ie s uy, Benjamin Katz Cynthia Keene Phyllis Kelly Marilyn Kemper Roger King Thomas King Robert Kizziah Susan Klatte Susan Klein Stephen Koenig Gary Kohnstamm jerry Kosten 21 iw has Q 3 lx M- Q 1 Spot, no dogs allowe The Student C ouncil said we're also bidden to. . . for Fabienne Lambert Vickie Lampley Joyce Langhans Gary Lanthrum Earnest Larkin William Lashlee Roberta Lawrence Linda Lee Lou Anne Lee Deborah Linscott Robert Lipman Stephen Lowe with a voice to be heard Elaine Lusky Terry Lyle Carolyn Mabry Konrad Magness Steven Maj or Bonnis Mamlin Dennis Mangrum Frank Marrero Smauel Marsh Connie Marshall Larry Martin Pamela Martin 22 I , M K ,F ,i DALE ROARK Junior High President and a vote to be counted . . . Nancy Nixon Nikki Nobles Suzanne Nolen Becky Nye Gary Orr Karl Osman Susan Ostroski Mickey Palmer joseph Parker Edward Parker Brenda Parks Robert Pettus Harold Phillips James Pilkinton Ellen Pitts john Plunkett Rebecca Prince Altricia Pruitt Phillips Purcell Sherrie Raby Kathryn Elaine Rainey Brenda Reeder Woodrow Renfroe Terry Rich Regina Matthews Anthony Matthews Marion Maxwell Marion May Patricia McBride John McCabe Robert McCloud Gary McE1hiney Margaret McGowan Marsha McKinley William Merrick Connie Meyer Cheryl Mims Philip Mintz Kathryn Mitchell Jeffery Moore joe Morawski Edwin Morris Steven Morrison Ernest Myers Deborah Neill Karen Nethery Kerry Newman l P' ' I ,N , nf, W I L I I Rob Ridley Connie Rind Michael Rivard Lawrence Robinson Russell Ross Steve Rothstein Janie Rule Rebecca Sadler Mary Safley Nancy Salmon Pamela Satterfield Sheryl Satterwhite Linnea Schmidt Ellen Schwartz Candace Sellick Paul Settle Nancy Sheppard Melissa Shuff William Slater Gayle Smith Sara Smith Steve Smith Lawrence Southall Patricia Stedman with hands to build a better future and Charles Stephenson Melinda Sterman Thomas Stevens Virginia Stewart joan Stillman Richard Stobaugh Arlette Strate Ron Suedekum Brenda Tarkington Christy Taylor Lee Terry Rilla Thompson Lynn Tramel joseph Trotman Dianne Trowbridge Wallace Turbeville Victoria Vanderveer Lawrence Verchota Todd Victor jane Wadford Kenneth Waggoner Sandra Wagoner Ronnie Walker Jeff Wallace la 1 I I JP Il . . . and he said, The next girl that wears a granny dress. . . Allen Watson Raymond Watson julia Webb Richard Webster Steve Wells Lawrence White Patricia Widick Thomas Wigg ers Gail Williams Ken Williams Margaret Williams Sally Wilson songs to brighten their vivid new world Robert Wiser Dennis Wofford Curtis Womack Charles Wood Bruce Workman Marian Worley William Wray William Wright jack Yarbrough Ronald York Donald Young 25 Sing along with jim NOT PICTURED Linda Clark Michael Cochran Denise Mitchell Dianne Mitchell Earl Oliver FRESHMEN Class Officers PRESIDENT DALE ROARK SECRETARY BETSY FINGER The Freshmen Class traveled Mary Abernathy Dianne Adair Russell Adair Susan Adams Billie Sue Albright Albert Armstrong Connie Ashburn Gary Atnip Mary Austin Susan Averbuch Lou Anne Bagwell Beverly Baker Bruce Barham Barbara Bay David Bell 26 Garland Bissinger James Blazer Marsha Boyd James Brabson Kevin Bradley Deborah Brady Janice Breeding Randy Brewer David Broudy Barry Bryant Donnella Bryant Robert Bubis Steven Buxman James Campbell Rita Carr Marsha Carter Roxanne Cathey Gary Chamberlain Debbie Chastain Lynn Cheek the well-beaten road into high school Charles Cline Arthur Coble Jacqueline Cole Elizabeth Coleman Suzanne Collier Grant Collins Gale Cook Joyce Costomiris Raymond Covington John Cox Linda Cox Deborah Dale Keith Davidson Carey Davis Sheila Davis .. M t, X. .... M-.M , ,A M. Qxx W to My Qi Freshman Homecoming Attendant SALLY THOMAS Patricia Deacon David Dealy Deborah Dean Richard Dearm an Emily Dembsl-cy Fred Dennis Thomas Diehl Donna D ozi er ,ww , x ,f 3 ,fir-z 4 2, , iEn:j,',:Q ' Q Q, 'iw , s W J f 5 3 f fi ef H f if W ! ff f i -.... f ffiyjl' Q A 4 'V 71 .174, p K EI a,,5,,fw5 ff, 1, ,,gg,1,,,,5,g,f, vwmm f.,' 2.2Wr:', at .i f,, ,,,, .2 ,W ,,,, ,,V, G fy!! .4 , , W ,.v, N ,, , k J .,. ' 'ii' ' 1 Wim with a keen eye john Dreher Kathy Driscoll ii, ff!! an , wig W. if 3? X 4 y isa Q A ,,-vi, 'HW Z w'8W5? ,124 Richard Duggins Georgia Duncan Richard Dunlap Cynthia Dunn William Dunn Eddie Edenfield Barbara Elliston Harley Erb Steven Eskind Katherine Ewing Scott Felker Elizabeth Finger Jo Ann Fishback for beauty Michael Gooch Carol Goodloe Robert Gordon Nelson Gray Patricia Greenler Teresa Greer S andra Grig sby joy Grissim John Grones Linda Groover Charles Gryll Lynn Guttman Kathy Gwinn William Hamrick Richard Hargrove Scott Fisher Gene Fisk Faye Fleming William Floyd Mary Fogle Wade Foriest Billie Foster Kelly Frankenbach Sherry Franks Susan Freeman Barry Fuson Charles Galbreath Lee Gamble Barbara Gardner Vicki Gerakios joseph Gibbs Rebecca Gibson janet Gilliam Gregory Glazier Esther Goldstein Larry lent Pamela Jones Gary Keene Jane Kendall Kristine Ketcham Teena King Laura Kirk Karen Kohn Stephanie Krietemeyer Charlene La Rue Arlene Levitan Susan Levy Deborah Lillard Mary Linda Linn Ann Logan Betty Harrell Kathryn Hatcher Gloria Hayes Kathy Hayes Robert Hendrickson Gere Herbolsheimer Michael Hill Sean Hobgood David Hoffelt Gary Hoffman Nancy Hoffman Robert Holt Elizabeth Holycross Deborah Horner Lynn Howard Sandra Howard Cherry Howell Laura Hoyal Jody Hunt Pamela Jackson with a zeal SPQR for a day. for new experience. . Pamela Lovelace William Lund Richard Lyle Marshall Lynch john Marchetti Joyce Marshall Donald Martin Edith Martin 'V W9 Ulf' Richard Mason Cheryl Mastin Emily May Steve McE1hiney Sammy McMurtry William McNeill Mary Mesiarik Judith Miller Kenny Miller Woody Miller Lee Moench Deborah Moore Sloan Moore Patricia Morrison Bruce Mosley in't we sweet? Lee Moss Marg aret Murray Lisa Nealy Nettie Nellums Deborah Newton Nancy Nichols Nan Nicks Richard Owens with the valor Nancy Pafford Bernard Pargh Michael Pasayan Lawrence Pass Shirley Price Randy Prince john Pruitt Linda Pruitt Judy Pugh Patrick Raby Gloria Reed Gaye Reese Robert Richards Stokley Richardson Eddie Richey o laugh at themselves . .. John Simpson Robert Sims Michael Slayden Joyce Smith Pamela Smith Sydney Spellings Janis Stamps Elizabeth Stevens Barry Stillman Thomas Street Lynn Suedekum Emmie Taylor Francis Taylor Lee Taylor Karlos Thomas Xa- Richard Ricker Dale Roark Jackie Roberts Patrice Robertson Mark Robin Diane Robinette Betsy Ross jenny Ross Hillard Ross Monty Russell Mark Sadler Michael Safley Deborah Sager Deborah Samuels William Saunders David Scheibert Dwight Scott Bruce Sebastian William Shanko Robin Simon 4 Ronald Welch john Whitfield Leta Wxleman Deborah Wilkins Sally Thomas Stephen Thomas Albert Thompson Terry Tollefson john Vaiksnoras Patricia Valdevento julie Vaughan Bruce Vincent David Waggoner Patrician Waggoner Patrick Waggener Kathy Walker with the ability to strive as a team and Sylvia Walker john Wallace Sherry Ward Barbara Watts Timothy Weatherly Wayne Weaver 34 Daryl Williams Don Williams Douglas Williams Patricia Williams Lorae Willis Sherrie Willis jonathan Wilson William Wilson accept victory or defeat with humility -..,,, W I wb Qxzf' Teresa Wofford Elise Wolf Laura Young Not a Seventh Grade recruit! SOPHOIVIORES Class Officers PRESIDENT ROBERT DONNELL VICE-PRESIDENT MICHAEL MOORE SECRETARY EMILY CALDWELL TREASURER BEVERLY STROTHER The Sophomore Class experienced Dale Abbott Ioan Abraham Dwight Adams John Algee Michael Allison james Anderson Neal Anderson Neil Anderson L Ronald Anderson Robert Arning Paul Ayers Barbee Bancroft Ross Bandy Marianne Barge David Barry Paul Bass james Beard Linda Bcaty Robert Becker Terry Beneke William Bethel Stephen Bettis Suzanne Biancone Stephen Bishop a hope of better things to come .. janet Bittner Michael Blair Shirley Branding Gary Brown Deborah Bryant Gary Bryant Cheryl Burklow Emily Caldwell Brenda Campbell Gary Cantrell Judith Caplan Gary Carlton Elizabeth Carney George Cartwright Lynn Casson Janice Cathcart Larry Christodoul ou Brenda Clements Dianne Coble Charles Cohn Frenchie Cooke Tommy Cooper Ellen Corenswet Constance Corts ...bw with a constant sense Robert Cowell Marion Cox joy Crowder john Cunningham Susan Currey William Davidson Karen Davis Elaine Davis Gail Dean Judith DePierri john DePriest Robert Donnell of fair play Sandra Frazier Cornelia Frierson Hamilton Frost Linda Frost Alhed Futrell Dennis Gasner john Gilbert David Gladden Paul Goldsberry Katherine Goodloe Bonnie Green William Green Judy Dunn Dwight Eberle james Edwards Thomas Edwards Linda Elliot Elizabeth Ethridge Geoffrey Feiler Gerry Follis Howard Foreman Ellis Fowler Cecilia Fox Elizabeth Fray james Hazenfield Richard Heimberg Kay Henry Frances Hewston Michael Hickey Michael Hildebrand Joseph Hinton Linda Hirshbrunner George Hoddinott David Holden john Howard Linda Hudg ens Alan Greenberg Lawrence Greer Louis Grones lllene Gross joan Guttnian james Hagan Kathy Harris Harrold Harrison Thomas Harrison Melvin Hartley Mary jane Harvill Linda Hawkins with cherished moments i 40 Catherine Huey Randal lbson Janice Inman Ellen 'lakes Larry james Peggy johnson Barbara jordan Ellen Katz Iuanita Keaton Donna Keyes Nu Had Khoury Charles Knight N.. of spine-tingling excitement Mary Kuertz Koral Kuhns Dave Lankford Rickey Lan'kford Mark Lawrence Patricia Lee 41 Nl! I l 'Q' Sophomore Attendant KAY HENRY Paula Legg Rodger Liddle Deborah Lindecker jack Lowrey Debbie Lyell Patricia Mabry Richard Machanoff Richard Malone Stephen Marsh Tempe Marsh Sherri Martin Stanley Mathews Larry Maxwell Carolyn May Nancy Mayes Tom McFar1in Rita McKenzie Anne Mellen 42 with the desire ,iff Dear S anta, r K to excel in stiff competition Patricia Parman Susan Parman Helen Payne Patricia Pentecost Steve Perkerson Bonnie Perry Robert Perry james Pettus William Phillips Stephen Punch William Purcell Michael Raby Scott Merrick Kurt Mitchell Michael Moore Patrick Moore Linda Mosier Charles Moyer james Neighbours Pamela Newton Brenda Norman Bruce Osborne Barbara Palyarik Karen Parker Z5 5 edu az?-'Q Larry Raymer Linda Renaud James Robbins Rebecca Roberts Allen Russell William Salmon Johnny Sensing Donald Sheppard Conrad Simmons Kathy Small Samuel Soukup Marilyn Strate and with honor which will grow Beverly Strother Sandra Sweatt Nancy Tatum Susan Taylor Sandra Teitloff Wendy Tepper Glenda Thompson Murry Thompson Wendy Travis james Umbarger Larry Vetter Roger Wadford M T' Diane Wall jerry Walling Arthur Watson Kristina Watson Cheryl Weaver Fidelia Weitzel Allen West Paula West Edward White Paul White Stephen White Robert Whitfield n years to come. Denise Wilhite Danny Williams NOT PICTURED Deborah Williams Aaron Williams 45 james Williams Cathy Willis Barbara Wilson Ray Compton Gary Follis John Jetton JUNIORS Frances Adams Catherine Albright Lee Amonett Lloyd Anderson William Arnold Beth Bagwell David Ballew Bruce Bancroft Susan Barker Patricia Barnes Rhea Baskette Janice Bastin Class Officers PRESIDENT DAVID KING VICE-PRESIDENT BOB EDMONDS SECRETARY KATHERINE SUTTON The Junior Class reached a 46 Joyce Bess Marilyn Bishop Vivian Bissinger john Blazer Beverly Boyd Karen Bradley Charles Brown Vann Bryant Rodney Bunn Rickey Burroughs Judi Buttrey Judy Cagle lateau and looked for higher goals Patsy Cagle Deborah Caplenor Nicholas Carter Doris Chaney Roger Charlet Aubrey Chastain Carolyn Claibourne Robert Clawson Robert Cobbs Linda Cohan Danny Collier Hal Collier Patty Conner Carolyn Cox Linda Cox Susan Cox Steve Cratty Peggy Curtis Margaret Davenport Douglas Davis Dorothy Dean Shirley Downs Patricia Drew Patricia Duer ii' 1 ,J x X fi rr Q5 1: 'XI if ii with the task of keeping Melody Duggins Karen Edenfield Robert Edm onds Ronald Ellis Stephen Emrick Betty Farrar 48 junior Attendant LINDA WILSON alive the Topper spirit. . . Suzanne Gough Margaret Griffith Ewing Hale David Hall James Hargrove James Harper Janice Harrington Diana Hayes Charles Head Jayne Hersch Daniel I-licks Betty Horner James Farrell James Felker Marilyn Flaum Stephanie Fleming Ellen Follet Michael Frazier Wally Freeman Edward Gibbs Linda Gilbert Tommy Gilliland Margaret Gobbel Marianne Goldstein '?,i'Tf 'Of ...-r QB' arfii with th 3 Emily Horner Sarah Humphrey Patricia Hutcherson Frederick Hutton Joanna Jackson Michael Jackson Kim James Sandra Jeannette Janice Johnson William Johnston Regina Kaiser Kenneth Kaufman e necessity of acquiring knowledge Zane Kay Thomas Kelley Martine Kendall Wanda Kimbro Michael Kimbrough David King Robert Knowles Joyce Kooperman Cary Kosten Linda Laird Overton Lea Elaine Lee Lan'y Lee Myra Lee Judy Lipschutz Marcia Liston James Logan Donna Long Frances Marino jack Marlin Christy Marsh Bruce Marshall Patricia Martin Melinda McCabe and experience for the future.. . Jeannette McCann Craig MCC onnell Michelle McE1hiney Art McGowan Thomas McKissack David Mesiarik 51 I dare you to squirt me again! Lynne Meyer Creighton Michael Russell Mims Nicholas Mitchell Madeleine Mixon Melissa Moore George Morris jeffrey Morris joseph Moss Beverly Murray Kenneth Neighbors Susan Neuhoff Ubi 'fb' with the responsibility Lonnie Newton Carol Nixon Richard O'Brien Katherine O'Donnell Wanda O'Guinn Lynn Osman 52 of developing leadership .. Karen Ricker Grady Ring Gerald Robeson Ieanne Robin Mike Runion Myron S chm idt Judith Shanko Ronald Shep ard Suzanne Shuff Ivan Silverman Betsy Simpson Michael Simpson Michael Pardon Jackie Parish Katherine Parsons Ronald Patrick Glenda Perryman Vicki Petty Steve Plunkett Annie Polk john Polk Margaret Pope Gregory Rabold Judith Reed James Slater Burton Smith Michael Smith Mark Stillman Mitchell Stobaugh Sara Street May Stubbs Katherine Sutton Steven Tant john Tepper Diane Thompson Sandra Thompson and with the potential of successfully Kenneth Tidwell Lynn Tidwell Anne Tincher Barry Turner Robert Turner Timothy Turner 'v Karen Uchida jean Valentine Robert Vaughn Teresa Vinson Michael Wall William Wamsley 54 Margaret Warder Patricia Washburn Clare Webb Sanford Webb Caroline Weismueller Barbara Wells Marilu White Michael Whittington Norman Witthauer Linda Wilson Royanne Wilson Sandra Witty meeting life's challenges. Brenda Wolf I to Georg eanne Wood Jefferson Wray john Wright Pamela Wyatt 55 NOT PICTURED Rodney Bishop Kathleen Edwards Judith Eng els james Epps Richard Fitzgerald Bennie Gibson William Ward SENIORS Nw' Toni Jean Abraham Carolyn Bartlett Acuff Brenda Kay Akers Gary Clifford Anderson William Roy Anderson Gary Don Armstrong Class Gfficers PRESIDENT LEE FOX VICE-PRESIDENT TOMMY SINGLETON SECRETARY LINDA STEED TREASURER JANET WASHBURN Francene Michelle Arotsky Mark Stephen Averbuch Carole Louise Bandy Vicki Sue Baptist HIV-L ' fi' Wg .fp -1 ti: Q f ,215 fcw -naw s 29V vu-we 'iff fit' Qi i Susan Ellen Barnard Linda jane Barnett Wanda Louise Bass Richard Knight Bastin Merle Keith Becker Rudy Cleveland Becton Sarah Ann Blair Beverly Ann Branding Beebe Darlene Bryant Martin Robert Bubis Barbara Sue Burke Donna Gail Burkett Christopher Frederick Bender Arnold joel Berry Donna Corriene Bilbrey Adrienne Alane Bishop Gary Leo Buttrey Larry Norman Cantrell Terry Michael Caplenor Mary Lynn Carney Patricia Edwards Castles Vicki Lee Cauthern Henry David Ceigler Samuel Walker Choppin Mi Sook Chung Martha Lynn Coulter Stephen Jeffrey Cox William Frank Cox Milina Fay Cramb Wilma Darlene Davidson Levonda Cheryl Davis Cathy Stephanie Dealy Richard Charles Debosek Judy Faye Deweese Judith Anne Dexter Deborah Anne Dillingham Linda Gail Eades Johnnie Arthur Eberle Ir. Sandra Elizabeth Eckhardt Joyce Edwards Bruce Clark Elliston Marc Feldman Nancy Geneva Dillingham William james Donoho jr. Philip William Duer Pamela Lee Duzak Lee Kuhn Fox Larry Kenneth Frankenbach Carolyn Anne Fray Eleanor Grace Frierson james Lee Gilliland Ronald Colin Goldstein Jill Fishback S cott Peyton Fitzhugh Eddie Reese Forsberg Barbara Jean Fox Sarah Kathleen Gothard james Harold Granish Randy Jay Green Robert Harry Green Teresa Ann Grissim Steven Larry Gryll Billie Sue Gwinn Steven jack Hahn Harriet Marie Hanley Patsy jean Harrison james Dennis Hayes Ellen Elizabeth Hazenfielcl Joy Irene Hendrickson Teri Lynn Herbert KN' aan-1 Stephen Keel Hickey Robert Edwin Hobgood Raelle Holycross Patricia Ann Hooper Beth Ellen Howard Cheryl Alice Hunt Richard Allen johnson Susan Victoria johnson Gregory Smith Johnstone janey Katz Walter Austin Ketcham Roy Thomas King Randall Pittman Hunt Barbara Elaine Hunter Charles Michael James Brenda Kay johnson Ray Douglas Langhans Lynn Kay Latimer james Wilton Lewis Robert Lloyd Loftis Terrance Wright Long Bonnie Marie Lynch Anggl Sandra Ganelle Kohn William Boswell Koogler Barbara jane Kretchik Alvin Don Lankford Mary Rita Lynn Millicent Ann McCoy Ethel Darlyne Magness Jean Lynn Mamlin 67 Diana Kaye Marshall Leo Lutz Martin Larry Gene Maxwell Hugh McBride Edwin Augustus Merrick Suzanne Mintz H Nancy Elaine Neighbours Larry Clark Norman 1 Linda Darlene O'Brien l l William Jensen Oonk ' Hugh Purvis Orrell Linda Carrol Palmer Q George Cowan Payne III Nancy Jean Pewitt Gary Wayne Phillips jerry Clinton Pilkinton Peggy Marie Price Gary Joseph Proffer Edward Robert Palyarik, jr Linda Faye Parmley Douglas Glenn Parrish Linda Sharon Pass Michael Richards Linda Sue Robertson Shirley Ray Rogers Sherry Dianne Russell Patty Ann Safley Suzanne Karesh Schatten Carol Ann Pruitt Linda Diane Rainey Cynthia Lee Reed Linda Kay Reid Pamela joseph Sebastian ,WM john Hershel Singleton Tommy Wallace Singleton Robert Herbert Skinner 4? weg 'M'Ty 'M fl., Wf'?'hv f'-5, Robert William Skinner Linda Lou Steed Kenneth Card Stocking Donna Jean Strate Deborah jane Suiter Dee Allen Summers Janice Marie Sweatt Mary Katherine Talbert Jeanette Taylor David Allan Thompson Marilyn June Thompson Robert Lane Tippens Johnny Wayne Vanderpool Marsha jean Wade Granville Goodloe Waggoner Charles Leonard Walling Frankie Charles Westmoreland joan Lorraine Whitcomb Robin Charles White Ioe Derrick Widick Larry Kenneth Wilkerson Elizabeth Alice Williams l L Shirley Walling Mary janet Washburn Burkullee Waugh, Ir. John Terence Weatherly NOT PICTURED Vance Grayson Bradley Andrew Samuel Boyd Duke Ronald Watson Fuller Nancy Hammond David Winston Hill Nicholas C. Marino Edward Morris Patton Lonnie William Prosser David Michael Roth Charles Richard Thomas William Mitchell Weimer Michael Eugene Winchester Betty Ann Yates Sammy Wayne Wilkerson Summer Graduate Catherine Ann Yag er 'LR Mary Ela. Williams Mildred Dianne Williams Ronald C. Williams Peggy Dean Wilson Rosemary Wood Isaac Wilson Wright f' 'wax 'll' 'wqrswif A Mountain of love TONI JEAN ABRAHAM Transfer-Bellaire High School Houston, Texas 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Future Hom e makers 13 Liaison Francais 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 13 Li- brary 23 Drama C lub 13 Junior Achievement 13 Literary Magazine 13 French Exam 3, 4th in city. CAROLYN BARTLETT ACUFF Junior Classical League 13 Future Homemakers 2, 33 Lisison Francais 2,3,43 Red Cross Club 23 Y-Teen 23 Pep Club 2, 33 Counseling Staff 43 NEDT Certificate 23 Press Club 3. BRENDA KAY AKERS Future Homemakers 43 Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 1, 23 Library Club 2, 3, 4. GARY CLIFFORD ANDERSON Transfer-White Station, Memphis, Tennessee 33 Track 13 Baseball 23 Beta Club 3,4, Treas- urer 43 Science Club 3, Liaison Francais 3,43 Marching Band 1, 33 Stage Band 1, 33 Student Council 43 Member-at-Large 4. F RANCENE MICHELLE AROTSKY Spanish Club 1,23 Liaison Francais 3. ' MARK STEPHEN AVERBUCH Science Club 3, 43 Junior Classical League 1, 2, 33 NEDT Certificate3 Counseling S t aff 43 National Latin Honor Society 23 Junior Achievement 3, Vice-President3 Press Club 2. CAROLE LOUISE BANDY Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 1, 3, 4, S ecretary 43 Student Council 1, 2, 4, Secretary 43 National Latin Honor Society 2, 33 NEDT Certificate 23 Press Club 2. VICKI SUE BAPTIST Transfer-Springfield High School 33 Pep Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Homeroorn President 1, 23 Les Bas Bieus 2, 33 Ye arb ook Sta ff 2, 33 Newspaper Staff 2, 33 Choir 2, 33 Liaison Francais 43 Counseling Staff 43 HiLites Staff 4. SUSAN ELLEN BARNARD Future Teacher 43 Future Homernakers 43 Span- ish Club 2, 33 Y-Teen 1, 2. LINDA JANE BARNETT Future Hornemakers 33 Choir 3,4. RICHARD KNIGHT BASTIN Track 1, 23 Red Cross 33 Junior Achievement 3, Vice-President 3. MERLE KEITH BECKER Key Club 43 Red Cross. RUDY CLEVELAND BECTON Beta Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, Secretary 1,23 Key Club 23 Student Council 1, 3, 43 Sophomore Class, Secretary3 Vice-President, Junior Class. CHRISTOPHER FREDERICK BENDER Marching Band 2, 3. ARNOLD JOEL BERRY National Honor Society 3, 43 President 43 Beta Club 3,43 Science Club 2,3,43 junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Key Club 3,43 Topper Staff 3,4, Business Manager43 Honor- able Mention, TJAS Fair 33 NEDT Certificate3 2nd place History Tennessee Latin Convention3 Medal, APSL Latin Exam 2, 33 Junior Achieve- ment 3, Vi c e-Pr e s i d e nt 33 National Latin Honor Society 2, 3. DONNA CORRIENE BILBREY Transfer-Maplewood High School 43 National Honor Society 1, President 13 Beta Club 2,43 Junior C la s sic al League 1, 4. President 13 Newspaper Staff 23 Tri-Hy-Y 23 Drama Club 43 NEDT Certificate 1, 2. ADRIENNE ALANE BISHOP Future Teachers 83 Future Homemal-:ers 43 Y- Teen 23 Library Club 3. SARAH ANN BLAIR Junior Achievement 3. BEVERLY ANN BRANDING Transfer 33 Pep Club 43 Choir 43 Folksingers 4. BEEBE DARLENE BRYANT Transfer-Glcncliff High School 33 JuniorClass- ical League 1,23 Liason Francais 3, 43 Caduceus Club 33 Pep Club 23 Drama Club 43 Choir 1, 23 Student Council 2. MARTIN RICHARD BUBIS Transfer-R. M. A. 23 Football 1, 33 Basket- ball 13 H-Club 3,43 Pep Club 2, 3,4. BARBARA SUE BURKE Future T e a c h e rs 43 Future Homemakcrs 43 Liaison Francais 13 Y-Teen 1, 2. Senior Attendant MARY WILLIAMS We Working hard? DONNA GAIL BURKETT Transfer-Miller High School, Macon, Georgia 45 Liaison Francais I5 Art Club 25 Y-Teen 15 Pep Club 35 Miller Athletic Club 15 Gym As- sistant 1. GARY LEO BUTTREY Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 1, 2. LARRY NORMAN CANTRELL Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League. TERRY MICHAEL CAPLENOR Transfer-25 Football 1,25 Beta Club 3,45 Sci- ence Club 35 Art Club 45PepCl1.1b2,35DI'31'I1H Club 45 Student Council 1, President 1. MARY LYNN CARNEY Future Teachers 35 Future Homemakers 2,45 Pep Club 3, Treasurer 35 Y-Teen 1, 25 Man- ager of Freshman Basketball team 1. PATRICIA EDWARDS CASTLES Future T e a c h e rs 45 Future Homemakers 35 Liaison Francais 4. VICKI LEE CAUTI-IERN Future T e a c h e r s 25 Future Homemakers 25 Spanish Club 35 Liaison Francais I5 Drama Club 3. SAMUEL WALKER CHOPPIN Track 25 Beta Club 3,45 Iunior Classical League 1, 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Audio-Visual 15 Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Chairman of Student Ac- tiVity's Committee 45 NEDT Certificate. MISOOK CHYUNG Transfer-Evvha Girl's High School, Korea5 Art Club 45 Pep Club 45 Choir 4: Folksingers 4. MARTHA LYNN COULTER Future Teachers 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Y-Teen 35 PepClub 35 journalism 45 HiLites Staff 3, 45 Press Club l,2, 3. STEPHEN JEFFREY COX Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 3, 45,ILln101' Class- ical League 1, 25 Pep Club 35 Drama Club 45 Marching B a nd I, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, President I-iomeroom5 Literary Magazine 4. WILLIAM FRANK COX Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 H-Club 2, 3,45 Beta Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Key Club 2,3,45 PepClub 45 Student Council 1, 3,4. MILINA FAY CRAMB Science Club 45 Future T e achers 45 Future Homemakers 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, jr. Degreeg Spanish Club 3,45 Y-Teen 15 Library 1. WOLMA DARLENE DAVIDSON Beta Club 3,45 Future Teachers 35 junior Class- ical League 1,25 Red Cross I5 Library 45 Counseling Staff 45 I-liLites Staff 2, 3. -4, LAVONDA CI-IERYL DAVIS Library 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers 35 Bowling League 1, 2, 3. CATHY STEPHANIE DEALY Futu.re Teachers 35 junior Classical League 1, 25 Liaison Francais 3, 45 Y-Teen 1,2, 35 Pep Club 35 journalism Club45 I-liLites Staff 3, 45 NEDT Certificate5 Press Club 2, 3. RICHARD CHARLES DEBOSEK Tennis 1, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 journalism Club 45 Bowlinq League 1. JUDY FAYE DEWEESE Transfer-CohnHighSchool5 Futurelrlomemak- ers 2. JUDITH ANNE DEXTER Tennis 25 Future Teachers45 Future Homemak- ers 1, 45 Liaison Francais 25 Pep Club 25 Hi- Lites Staff 45 NEDT Certificate. DEBORAH ANNE DILLINGHAM Basketball 15 Future Teachers 3, 4, Historian 45 j u n i or Classical League 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3,45 junior Achievement 3. NANCY GENEVA DILLINGHAM Future Homemakers 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, President 45 Caduceus Club 3, 45 Red Cross 25 Journalism 45 Clinic Staff. WILLIAM JAMES DONOHO, JR. Tennis 2, 3,45 H-Club 2, 3,45 junior Classical League 1, 25 Spanish Club 35 Key Club 45Pep Club 45 Student Council 1. PHILIP WILLIAM DUER junior Classical League 3, 4. ANDREW SAMUEL BOYD DUKE Transfer-California5 Track 25 Marching Band 1, 25 Stage Band 1, 25 Industrial Arts Award. LINDA GAIL EADES Future Homemakers 2, 35 Liaison Francais 35 Art Club 45 Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Y-Teen 15 Li- brary 1, 2, 35 Bowling League 1, 2, 3. ,lOl-LNNIE ARTHUR EBERLE Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 45 H-Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3, 4. SANDRA ELIZABETH ECKHARDT Science Club 15 Future Homemakers 45 Art Club 35 Red Cross 15 Y-Teen 3: Pep Club 45 Drama Club 25 journalism Club 15 Clinic Staff 15 Choir 15 HiLites Staff 1. Homecoming Queen CAROLE MOORE JOYCE EDWARDS Future Teachers 3, 4, Future Homemakers 1, 3, 4, Liaison Francais 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Y-Teen 1, 3, Office Staff 4. BRUCE CLARK ELLISTON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, H-Club 2, 3,4, Beta Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Key C lub 2, 3, 4, President 4, Sophomore Class, Vice-President, Student Council 3, 4, Vice- President 4. MARC FELDMAN Track 2, Beta Club 3,4, Project Chairman 4, Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3,4, Student Council 3, 4, Member-at-Large 4, HiLites Staff 2, 3, Literary Magazine 4, NEDT Certi- ficate, Junior Achievement, Vice-President, Forensic Degree of Honor. JILL FISHBACK sTransfer-Annandale Hi g h School Annandale Virginia 4, National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Class- ical League 2, Future Teachers 1,2, Art Club 4, Drama Club 4, German Club 3, Tri-Hy-Y 3, Counseling Staff 3, 4, NEDT Certificate, Literary Magazine 3,4, German Honor Society 3, National Merit Commendation Letter. SCOTT PEYTON FITZHUGH T rans fer 4, Track 1, 2, Red Cross 4, NEDT Certificate. CHERYL ANN FOLILE Pep Club 4, Drama Club 4. EDWIN REESE FORSBERG National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Beta Club 3,4, Science Club 4, Audio-Vis- ual Staff 1, Bowling Team 2, 3,4, Math Con- tests 1, 7th place, 3, Sth place. BARBARA JEAN FOX Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Spanish Club 1, Y-Teen 1, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Journalism Club 4, Office Staff 3,4, HiLites Staff 1, 2, 3,4, Metropolitan Sub-District Of- ficer FHA 4. IEE KUHN FOX Beta Club 3, 4, Science 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres- ident 3, Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3,4, Caduceus Club 3, 4, President 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Counseling S t a ff 3, Student' Council 4, Senior Class Pr e si d e nt, HiLites Staff 3, Topper Staff 4, Math Contest 3, 7th place, 1st place TJAS Fair 1, NEDT Certificate, Ju- nior Achievement 3, Press Club 2. LARRY KENNETH FRANKENBACH Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Spanish C lub 2, Student Council 2, 3, Junior Class President, HiLites Staff 2, 3, Literary Magazine 4, NEDT Certificate. CAROLYN ANNE FRAY Science Club 4, Future Teachers 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Liaison Francais 1, 2, 3. ELEANOR GRACE FRIERSON Tennis 2, 3, National Honor 3, 4, Secretary 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Junior Classi- cal League 1,2,3, Liaison Francais 2, Art Club 1, Red Cross 3, Pep Club 4, Library Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Choir 3, 4, Foll-:singers 3,4, National Merit Scholarship S e rn i-fi n a l i s t, NEDT Certificate, 2nd place Derivatives JCL Convention. JAMES LEE GILLILAND Red Cross 1, 2, Library Club 3,4, Audio-Vis- ual 3. RONALD COLIN GOIDSTEIN Baseball 2, H-Club 3, Science Club 3,4, Span- ish Club 1, Pep Club 4, Audio-Visual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 4. SARAH KATHLEEN GOTHARD Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 1,2, Liaison Francais 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 3, Pep C lub 3, 4, Library Club 3, Drama Club 3,4, P r e sid e nt 4, Literary Magazine 4, 1st place APLS Exam 1. JAMES HAROLD cRAN1sH Pep Club 4. RANDY JAY GREEN Transfer-Denver, Colorado 3, Blue Ribbons, Statewide Industrial Arts Competition 3, 4, Key Club 3, Student Council 1. ROBERT HARRY GREEN Football 2, H-Club 4, Golf 3,4, Pep Club 4. TERESA ANN GRISSIM Future Homemakers 2, 4, Y-Teen 1, Spanish 3, Drama 4, Red Cross 1, HiLites 3,4, Drum Majorette 4, Press Club 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4, Band Secretary 4. 77 STEVEN LARRY GRYLL Basketball 1,3, Track 1, Beta 3,4, Forensic 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, St ud e nt Council 3, 4, NEDT Certificate 2. BILLIE SUE GWINN Future Teachers 4, Future Homemakers 2, Red Cross 3, Y-Teen 1, 2. STEVE JACK I-IAHN Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, I-I-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Vis- ual 1, 2, Pep Club 4. HARRIET MARIE I-IANLEY Future Homemakers 2, 3,4, Reporter of Future Homemakers 2, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Club 4, Caduceus4, Secretary-Treasurer of Caduceus Club 4. PATSY JEAN l-IARRISON National Honor 3, 4, Beta 3,4, Science 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Future Homemakers 1, 2, Liaison F r a. nc i a s 2, 3, Y-Teen 1, Officer Staff 4, Vice-President Fut1.u'e T e a ch ers 4, NEDT Certificate. JAMES DFNNIS HAYES roorbaii 1, 3, 4. ELLEN ELIZABETH I-IAZENFIEID Beta Club 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, Future Homemakers 1, 2, Junior Classical League 1, 2, Liaison Francais 3, Y-Teen 1,2,3, Pep Club 3,4, StudentCouncil 3, Topper 2,4, Editor, Cheerleader 4, Beta Club Secretary 4, Fresh- man Class Secretary, Junior Class Secretary, Key Club Sweetheart. JOY IRENE HENDRICKSON Future Homemakers 3, 4, Liaison Francais 1, Clinic Staff 4. TERI LYNN HERBERT Beta Club 3,4, Future Homemakers 1, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, NEDT Certificate. STEPHEN mari HICKEY Foorbaii 1, 2, 3. DAVID WINSTON HILL Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Red Cross 1, 2, 3. ROBERT EDWIN HOBGOOD Transfer-DuPont 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, H-Club 3,4, Track 1, Baseball 1, Pep Club4, Di-ama4, Choir4, President, Folksing- ers 3,4, Student Council 2. RAELLE HOLYCROSS Transfer-3, Junior Beta Club 1, Future Home- makers 1, Red Cross 2, Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Li- brary Club 1, 2, Drama Club 4, Counseling Staff 3,4, Librarian 1, 2. PATRICIA ANN HOOPER Future Teachers 3,4, Parliamentarian, Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4. BETH ELLEN HOWARD Spanish 3, Y-Teen 1,2, Vice-President, Stu- dent Council 3. CHERYL ALICE HUNT Art 1, Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Library Club 4. RANDALL HUNT Football 1, 2, Science 1,4, Spanish 1, 3. BARBARA ELAINE HUNTER Transfer-Portland High School, Future Home- makers 1, Clinic 4. BRANDA KAY JOHNSON Caduceus Club 4, Club Reporter, RedCross 1, 2,3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN VICTORIA JOHNSON Future Homemakers 1, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen 1, 2, Jour na lis m 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Liaison Francais 2, 3. JANEY KATZ Basketball 1,2, An 1,2, 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Liaison Francais 1,2,3, Y-Teenl, Office Staff 1, Freshman Class, Vice-President, HiLites 1, Student Council 1, 2, Literary Magazine 4, Art Award 2, NEDT Certificate. WALTER A. KETCI-IAM Transfer 3, Football 1,2,4, H-Club 4, Forensic 3, Future PhysiciansClub 3, StudentCouncil 1, 2 3. ' ROY THOMAS KING Football 1, 2, 3, 4, I-I-Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA GANELLE KOHN Art 3,4, President, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Spanish 1, Office Staff3, Student Council4, Topper 4. WILLIAM BOSWELL KOOGLER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, H-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, H-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JANE KRETCHIK Future Teachers 3,4, Treasurer, Future Home- makers 1, 2, Topper 4, Junior Achievement Teachers' Aid 3, 4. ALVIN DON LANKFORD Football 2, 3,4, Baseball 2. LYNN KAY IATIMER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Guard 1, All- City 2nd Team 3, All-Nashville 3rd Team 3, Co-Captain Freshman Team, Captain Varsity Basketball Team 4, H-Club 3,4, President 4, Beta Club 3,4, Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4, Member National Latin Honor Society 3, Y-Teen 1, 3, 4, President 1, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Girl's Vice-President 4, HiLites 1, 2, 3, Press Club 1, 2, 3, Banner Beauty 3, Prin- cess Shamrock Attendant 1. JAMES WILTON LEWIS N ational Honor 3,4, Beta Club 3,4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Preside nt, Junior Classical League 3,4, Spanish 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 4, Topper 4, 3rd Nashville Science Con- test 2, NEDT Certificate. ROBERT LLOYD LOFTIS Spanish 3, Runner-up Reabody Science Fair2. TERRANCE WRIGHT LONG Transfer-New Hanover High School Track 2, Tennis 2, Science Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Art 1, Pep Club 1,2, Library 1, Marching Band 1, Newspaper Staff 1. BONNIE MARIE LYNCH Future Homemakers 4, Red Cross 1,2,3, Spanish 1, Drama Club 3. MARY RITA LYNN Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, Li- braryClub1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1, Clinic Staff 3. ETI-IYL DARLENE MAGNESS Future Homemakers 2, 3, Liaison Francais 1. JEAN LYNN MAMLIN Basketball 1, Beta Club 3, 4, Junior Classical League 1,2, Liaison Francais 3,4, Treasurer 4, Drama Club 3, Journalism Club, President 4, Student Council 2, 3, Literary M ag azine 4, HiLites 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Press Club 1, 2, 3. NICHOLAS C. MARINO Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. LEO LUTZ MARTIN Football 1, Baseball 1, Marching Band 1, Junior Classical League 1, 2. LARRY GENE MAXWELL Track 4, Baseball 4, Library Club 2, 3. MILLICENT ANN MCCOY Future Homemakers 2, Liaison Francas 1. EDWIN AUGUSTUS MERRICK Track 3, Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, HiLites 4, Business Manager, NEDT Certificate. SUZANNE MINTZ Forensic 1, 2, 3, First and Second Degrees 1, 2, 3, Degree of Honor 3, Degree of Merit 3, 2nd place in state Forensic Meet, Junior Class- ical League 1, Spanish 3, Art 3, Drama 3, Stu- dent Council 1, 3. BASEL MANLEY MIXON Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 2,3,4, H-Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman-Bas- ketball-All County, Junior-Tennessean Foot- ball All-City, Banner and Tennessean All AAA, Optimist AAA Player ofthe year, Senior- Tennessean and Banner F o ot b all All-City, Knoxville-Journal All-State. CAROLE FRANCES MOORE H-Club 4, Future Teachers 3, Liaison Francais 1, 2, Art Club 3, 4, P ep Club 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 2: Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4. LINDA GAIL MOORE Transfer-East High School, Track 1, Red Cross 1, 3, Pep Club 2, 3. SANDRA FAYE MYERS Future Homemakers 2. NANCY ELAINE NEIGHBOURS Basketball 1, 3, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY CLARK NORMAN Library Club 3, 4, Student Council 1. LINDA DARLENE O'BRIEN Liaison Francais 1, 2, Caduceus C lub 4, Red Cross 1, Y-Teen 1, Junior Achievement 3, Secretary, Assistant Treasurer. WILLIAM JENSEN OONK Football 1, 2, 3,4, H-Club 3, 4, Science Club 4, Audio-Visual 3. HUGH PURVIS ORRELL Science Club 3,4, Key Club 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 3,4, 2nd place in Vanderbilt Science and Math Fair. LINDA CARROL PALMER Liaison Francais 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Junior Achievement 3. LINDA FAYE PARMLEY Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Drama Club 2, Junior Achievement 4. DOUGLAS GLENN PARRISH Red Cross 1, B-Team and Varsity Football Team Manager. 78 LINDA SHARON PASS Forensic Club 2, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Liaison Francais 1,2, 3,4, Art Club 1, 2, Y-Teen 1, Drama Club 4, Journalism Club 4, HiLites Staff 3, Literary Magazine. EDWARD MORRIS PATTON Transfer-Garfield High School, Akron, Ohio. GEORGE GOWAN PAYNE III F ootb all 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, H-Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4. NANCY JEAN PEWITT Office Staff 4, Clinic Staff 3. GARY WAYNE PHILLIPS Liaison Francais 1. JERRY CLINTON PILKINTON Football 1, 2, B-Team, Basketball 1, Baseball 4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4. PEGGY MARIE PRICE Y-Teen 1, Topper Staff 4. LONNIE WILLIAM PROSSER Lisison Francais 1. CAROL ANN PRUITT Future T e a ch e r s 3, Future Homemakers 3, Spanish Club 3, Y-Teen 1, 3, Pep Club 3, Counceling Staff 3, Scorekeeperof Freshman Basketball team. LINDA DIANE RAINEY Red Cross Club 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, Office Staff 4, Student Council 4, Literary Magazine 4. LINDA KAY REID Future Homemakers 2,3,4, Secretary, Spanish Club 1, Caduceus Club 3, 4, Red Cross 1, Y- Teen 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, D ra m a Club 3, 4, Journalism Club 4, Student Council 1, HiLites Staff 4, Literary Magazine 4. CYNTHIA LEE REED Future Teachers 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, Library Club 4, Drama Club. MICHAEL RICHARDS Football 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, Junior Cla s s i c al League 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club. LINDA SUE ROBERTSON Liaison Francais 1, 2. SHIRLEY RAY ROGERS Transfer-Smith-Cotton High School, Sedalia, Missouri 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 1, Future Teachers 4, Pep Club 3,4, Library Club 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Girl's Athletic Association 3. DAVID MICHAEL ROTH Basketball 1,2,3, Art Club 1,2,3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3. SHERRY DIANE RUSSELL Future Homemakers 2,4, Clinic Staff 4, Junior Achievement, Vice-President in Sales 3. PATTY ANN SAFLEY Future Teachers 4, Future Homemakers 2, 4, Y-Teen 4, Student Council 3, Junior Degree in Future Homemakers. SUZANNE KARESH SCHATTEN Future Teachers 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Red Cross 1. PAMELA JOSEPH SEBASTIAN Transfer-Holy Angels, Seattle Washington 4, Basketball 1, Captain, Cheerleader 2, 3, Pub- licity Club 2, President, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Prom Court Attendant 3, Choir 1, T ennis 4, Forensic 4, Pep Club 4, Drama 4. TOMMY WALLACE SINGLETON Red Cross 3, Student Council 3, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Senior Class Vice-President, NEDT Certificate. ROBERT I-HERBERT SKINNER Art Club 1, Choir 3,4. LINDA LOU STEED Future Homemakers 45 Drama C1ub45 Journal- ism Club 45 Topper Staff 45 Office Staff 45 Senior Class Secretary. DONNA JEAN STRATE Future Teachers 35 Future Homemakers 45 Y- Teen 35 Library 1,2, 3. DEBORAH JANE SUITER Forensic Club 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 3,45 Future I-lomemakers 1, 2, 3, 45 Liaison Francais 3,45 Caduceus45 RedCross1,2,35 Y-Teen 1,25 Library Club 35 Drama Club 3, 45 Journalism Club 4, Vice-President5 Press Club 35 Choir 45 HiLites Staff 45 LiteraryMagazine45Nation- al Merit Letter of Commendation5 NEDT Cer- tificate5 Degree of Merit, Honor, Excellence in Forensics. DEE ALLEN SUMMERS Future Homemakers 2, 35 Y-Teen 15 Clinic Staff 35 Choir 35 Glee Club 2. JANICE MARIE SWDXTT Future Homemakers 2, 3,45 Clinic Staff 35 Bowling League 1. MARY KATHERINE TALBERT Future Homemakers 3,45 Caduceus Club 3,45 Journalism Club 45 Office Staff 3,45 Student Council 2, 4, Member-at-Large 45 Topper Staff 3, 4. JEANETTE TAYLOR Future Homemakers 3,45 Liaison Francais 15 Clinic Staff 4. Now if we fudge just a little bit. t 79 Calling Ben Casey! DAVID ALIAN THOMPSON Football Manager 2, 35 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 H-Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensic 1,2, 3,45 Caduceus Club 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3,45 Library 1, 2, 35 Audi o-Visual Staff 25 Marching Band 1,2, 3,45 Stage Band 1,2, 3,4 Honor Degree, Forensic 45 Merit Degree, Forensic 3, 45 Junior Achievement 4. MARILYN JUNE THOMPSON Transfer-Martin High School, Martin Tennes- see 25 Che erl e ad er 1, Alternate 25 Future I-lomemakers 1, 2. ROBERT LANE TIPPENS Transfer-Peabody Demonstration S c h o ol 35 Red Cross 1, 3. JOHNNY WAYNE VANDERPOOL Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 4. HAROLD BRUCE VAUGHN Transfer-Peabody Demonstration S chool 35 Junior Classical League 15 Spanish Club 3. MARSH JEAN WADE Transfer-St. Augustine High School 35 Basket- ball 15 Science Club 1, 25 Junior C 1 as s i c al League 2,35 Caduceus Club 35 Pep Club 45 Li- brary Club 15 Y-Teen 15 Para-Medical Club 2. GRANVILLE GOODLOE WAGGONER Basketball 35 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Track 15 H-Club 2, 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Junior Classical League 1, 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 15 Student Council 3,45 President5 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 25 Sophomore Class President5 Board of Directors, Key Club 3, 45 Prince in Valentine Dance 2. CHARLES LEONARD WALLING Football 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 H-Club 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY JEANNETTE WALLING Future Homemakers 25 Librarian 3. MARY JENET WASHBURN Basketball 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 3, 45 Junior Classical League 1,2, 35 Y- Teen 1, 3, Secretary 35 Pep Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 45 Drama Club 45 Choir 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Folksingers 3,45 All-State Chorus 35 Senior Class T r e a sur e r5 NEDT Certificate5 National Merit Letter of Commendation. You will have the achievements beside my picture? MARY ELA WILLIAMS junior Classical League 1, 25 l-I-Club 3, 45 Fu- ture Teachers 35 PepClub 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant 3, 45 Class Fav- orite 2, 3. PEGGY DEAN WILSON Future Homemakers 2. MICHAEL EUGENE WINCHESTER National Honor Society 3, 45 National Merit Letter of Commendation. ROSEMARY WOOD Transfer-WhiteStationHigh School, Memphis, T ennes se e 35 Beta Club 3, 4, President 45 Liaison Francais 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Junior Classical League 1, Secretary5 Drama Club 45 Library Club 35 National Merit Letter of Com- mendation5 Student Council M e m b e r-at- Large 45 Volleyball 1, 2. ISAAC WILSON WRIGHT Science Club 3,45 Spanish Club 15 Pep Club 45 Audio-Visual S t a ff 35 Student Council 45 National Merit Letter ofCommendation5 NEDT Certificate5 junior Achievement 3, 4, Vice- President of Manufacturing. CATHERINE ANN YAGER Beta Club 3, 45 Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Y-Teen 15 Office Staff 3,45 Clinic S t a ff 35 Student Council 45 Freshman Class Treasurer5 Parliamentarian in Sub-Dis- trict Organization of FHA. BETTY ANN YATES Future Homemakers 3, 45 Caduceus 4, Vice- President5 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 S t ud e nt Council 1, 2. BURKALEE WAUGH, IR. Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Stage Band 1,25 Bowl- ing League 1, 2, 3,45 junior Achievement 2. JOHN TERENCE WFATHIERLY Science Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Audio-Visual Staff 2,35 Junior Achievement 4, President 4. JOAN LORRAINE WHITCOMB Future Homemakers 35 Art Club 3, 4. ROBIN CHARLES WHITE HiLites Staff 4. LARRY KENNETH WILKERSON Red Cross 25 Bowling League 1, 2, 3, 4. SAMMY WAYNE WILKERSON Industrial Arts 2, 3. ELIZABETH ALICE WILLIAMS Tennis 25 junior Classical League 1,25 March- ing Band 1,2,3,45 '-'Topper- Staff 45 Attendant for Queen of Hearts 25 Band Treasurer. IWW' H! 'Q 'Q Alrite! Young People! Organizations Qt is renctering mutual service to men of virtue and uncterstancting to mane tnem acquainted witn one anotnerf' 5tiomas Qefferson Presidents' Club Council Betsy Simpson Sandy Kohn Christy Marsh Carolyn Cox Bruce Elliston Jean Mamlin Pam Jackson Margaret Warder Nancy Dillingham Co-ordinating club activities, improving inter-club under- standing, and scheduling meetings with the assistance of the club sponsors are the primary ai m s of the Presidents' Club Council. With Bruce Elli st on serving as chairman and sponsored by Miss Mason, it has attempted to strengthen I-Iillwood's club life. Row One Caduceus Art Club Literary Magazine Science Club Key Club journalism Club Red Cross Library Club Future Homemakers Marc Feldman Sarah Gothard Jeff Wray Bob Hobgood Rosemary Wood Walker Choppin G.G. Waggoner Arnold Berry Jimmie Lewis Row Two El Circulo Espanol Pep Club Drama Club Liaison Francais Choir Beta Club Forensic Club Student Council National Honor Society junior Classical League Future Teachers y Office l Staff -9, Sw Y L5 -Lf If - Q 'f X Rainey, Steed, Meyer, Fox, Harrison, Talb ert, Yag er. C ontribut ors of valuable service to the school are members of the Counseling and Office Staffs. The Office Staff aids Mrs. Cox and Mrs. K e nd a ll by answering the ever-ringing telephone and running errands. Those of the Counseling Staff serve Mrs. Rawls, Mrs. Becker, Miss N e ely, and Mrs. R e e s e by assisting in clerical work and aiding students in the use of guidance material. 83 Counseling Staff Row 1: Acuff, Sim pson, Eng els, Curtis, Davidson. Row 2: Dean, Baptist, Cox, Latimer, Hutcherson, Fleming, Lynn. Row 1: Tepper, Robin, Akers, Warder, Frierson, Deacon, Stamps, Ketcham, Levy. Row 4: Grigsby, Stillman Chyung. Row 2: Palmer, Dunn, Davidson, Hatcher, May, Engels, Martin, White. Reed, Herbert, Abraham, Row 3: Liston, Carr, Rogers, Library Club makes materials Extending and expanding library services in order to more efficiently teach responsibility and resourcefulnessu is the purp os e of the Li- brary Club. Members of the club give assistance to Mrs. Burns and Mrs. M anni ng. This year th ey have presented book reviews to classes in various departments of the s chool. The staff strives to keep the libr ary attractive and ser- viceable. Staffers examine a library bulletin board Keeping the library in order. O ff I c e rs Know the library materials. Margaret Warder. . . ....... President Eleanor Frierson. . .... Vice-President Alice Hunt .... ....... S ecretary Wendy Tepper. . . ..... Treasurer available to students. i service with a smile Help! What shall 1 read? 85 Row 1: Nixon, Hazenfield, Williams, Cooke, Murray, Hayes, Hersch, Stamps, Ketcham, Rogers, White, Henry, Bess, Moore. Row 2: Goldstein, Merrick, F. Cox, Valentine. Row 4: Fogle, C. Fogle, Marsh, Frierson, Elliston, Waggoner, Payne, Sutton, Feldman, Washburn, Hobgood, Wood, Robin, Fleming, Holycross, Dozier, Orrell, Donnell, Frankenbach, Debosek, Meyer, Petty, S. Cox, Farrar, P. Washburn, Payne, Frankenbach. Kendall, Eckhart. Row 3: Baptist, Wright, Wray, Row 5: Kaiser, Eberle, Bastih, Marsh, Wallace, Trotman, Merrick, Fuson, S. Cox, Gryll, S. Kohn, Michael, Koenig, Levitan, N. Hayes, G. Hayes, Fray, Thompson, 'Z V' if ,4 7' . 11, ,him ia UZ +prQM',fi,9:Ql T4,, Ffiil, ' ' I ?S,g,g'z'3'fQ fi gli' W- Q! M s li J ,Q , f , ' 'yy PWM . f a ' fi ,,,,.., W S' , ,tri , 1 V i ll ,VV , , A A ,V ,, ' ' V V ' . ... 9 4 , -a,, 1 'i , n , 2 as V .,,, , I A ,, My .,,, ,,,, 1 N. ,, Cheerleaders for a day. Banner for Homecoming Game. 86 Pep Club endeavors to boost school spirit Marc Feldman .... ....... P resident George Payne ..... .... V ice-President janet Washburn. . . ....... Secretary Katherine Sutton. . . ......... Treasurer Hugh Orrell ...... . . . Sergeant at Arms Mrs. Manning .... .......... S ponsor Officers Arousing school spirit is the primary aim of the Pep Club. T his year the club has prepared posters and ban- ners boosting spirit for games and has sp ons ored the H om e c om i ng Dance. At pep rallies the unusual skits were the product of this imaginative group. Kendall, Finger, Elliston, K. Kohn, Mastin. Row 6: Norman, Sebastian, Savage, Marshall, Holycross, Robinette, Shuff, Travis, Tatum, Curtis, Bancroft, McCabe, l-larvill, Mellen, Curry, Albright, Reed, Fox. Skits, a Pep Rally feature. Officers preside over club meeting. 87 1 Teresa Grissom Betty wunams i 1, , A, L s W ' 4 K , ,, 9359 Q A 'B-4, gr, an ,.,,,fV . gw. ,A 4 ' 3Q2':,'f4Zi1'Z..fwgf'-'ng Dfw 1 H., H H HUUL BAND C , AsHvu.LE TENN 'Y , ,Jw L, , , A , ' ' , E145-H73f'fi4-j1 w ,Q ,, ee M, -remqwfw H , ,V My H X fy of , , . ' w ' 1 V 41 q s Myron Schmidt Drum Major kj a if lv' 1 :'W'i11 Er, flex v w W -+S.w,w 4, ,F lakes, Gobbel, Willis, Corts, Carney. Claibourne, Hooper, Cox, Grones. Saunders, Thompson, Hall, Herbert, Ricker. Dennis, Cantrell, A r m s t r o n g, Cartwright, Richards, Price, Pursell, ,gf Pilkinton, DePriest, Algee, Hartley, johnson. Teresa Grissom Blaser, Plunkett, lent, Weaver, Thomas, Maxwell. Drum Majorette Atnip, Howard, Adair, Huey, McCann, Lindecker, Ashburn. Williams,F Waggoner. oreman, Davis, Duncan, Martin, Driscoll, Hawkins, Bianconi, Lee, Dillingham, Williams, Hargrove, Hoffelt, Chaney, Whitthauer, Gladden, Hagan, Yates, Hanley. Senior High G. G. Waggoner President i Senior Representatives ,K H 5 5 4 gf 6 2 ,, 1' - W Y, i 'G i is 3 gif? 45? 't , 1 42 ,Mfg V Lynn Latimer Girl' s Vice-President To give the students a practical knowledge of d e m o cr a c y, to furnish a tangible organization to represent the stud e nts, to encourage the practice of good citizenship, to develop hig h ideals of per- sonal conduct, to foster better understanding between stud e nts and faculty, and to help solve problems that arise in the s ch ool, are several of the primary aims of Hi11wood's Student C ouncil. Junior Representatives ' 5 Gil , 7 ,aw Q ,, 2 fgwvn 'A 1 Seated: Sandy Kohn, Cathy Yager, Linda Rainey, Standing: Lee Fox, Steve Gryll, Hugh Orrell, Walker Choppin, Jimmie Lewis. ? Seated: Tina Kendall, Janice Bastin, Katherine Sutton, Sally Street, Standing: jim Slater, David King, Myron Schmidt. 90 gg F ,ff 9 4 13 Student Council Bruce Elliston Boy's Vice-President Under the le a d e r s hi p of this year's officers a nd Miss Mason, the council has tried to advance these aims. This year the Student Council served as host to an Inter-High meeting in December. As in the past, it published a student directory, promoted the pre- paring of Christmas baskets for needy families, and sponsored dances and other activities. Sophomore Representatives Carole Bandy S ecretary Mem bers-At-Large Seated: Rosemary Wood, S t a nd i ng: R ud y Becton, F rank Cox, Gary Anderson, Marc Feldman, Not Pic- tured: Kathy Talbert. Seated: Murry Thompson, jim I-Iazenfield, Bob Donnell 3 Standing: Coral Kuhns, Linda Hutcherson, Marion Cox, Mary Jane Harvill. Freshman Representatives , Junior High , my X 'h. '75 , Student Council Dale Roark Betsy Finger V President Secretary ' ' ' S' , f The junior High Student Council, spon- sored by Mrs. Hint on, works closely with the Senior High C ouncil. Using the same aims and objectives, it becomes a training program for future council members. This year's council h as planned the junior High assemblies and has made the underclassmen feel they are in integral part of Hillwood. seated: David Bell. standing: Jane Kendall, Elise Wolf, Eighth Grade Representatives Sally Thomas, Gloria Hayes, Beth Holycross. Seventh Grade Representatives S e a te d: Beth Bandy, Linda Lee, Cindy Keene, Vallie Green, AnnBeard, Donna Dean. Standing: Ken Waggoner, Ron Suedekum, joe Trotman, S te v e Goldstein, Robert Lipman. Seated: Nancy Glenn, Suzanne Renfroe, Connie Klatte, Brenda Murray. Standing: Billy Ross, Mal Mimms, Johnny Wilson, Mike Granish. l l l Vicki Baptist Arnold Berry Eleanor Frierson President Secretary N AT IONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jill Fishback Q W Q g K? ,. Q Z Patsy Harrison - National Honor Society Honor is the compound of achievement, intelligence and leadership. It is s om ething that no one yet has quite been able to define or analyzeg 1 that something that makes a stud ent reach beyond himself for a g oal, a l purpose, unseen yet very real. X Those elected t o the N ati onal I-I onor Society have pursued such a goal ' or purpose and coupled it with a desire to serve others. This year's members, assisted by Mrs. Rawls, have instituted a tut orial program to benefit stu- dents . w 5 Mike james Jimmie Lewis ' N Not Pictured: Ed F01-sb er-9 janet Washburn Mike Winchester Vice-President Treasurer 93 Row 1: Bu.rton Smith, Bruce Elliston, Steve Gryll, George Payne, Row 2: Frank Cox, G.G. Waggoner, Walker Choppin, Row 3, Lee Fox, Marc F e l dm an, Arnold Berry, Rusty Farrell, Row 4: Bob Donnell, Hugh Orrell, David Thompson, Row 5: jim Slater, David King, Steve Tant, David Mesiarikg Row 6: Pat Moore, GaryBryant, johnny Wright, Bobby Cobbsg Row 7: Mike Moore, Hal Collier, Bruce Bancroft. A service club? ? 94 Key Club Officers Bruce Elliston . . . ........ President Burton Smith .... .... V ice-President Steve Gryll .... .... S ecretary George Payne. . . .... Treasurer Mr. Reid ..... .... S ponsor Chartered in 1963 by the WestNashville Kiwanis Club, Hillwood's Key Club is one of the service clubs of the school. Members have demonstrated their citizenship, lead- ership, and loyalty to the school and com- munity. The principal activity of this year was the operating of the concession st and at football games. N fb E E is Q ,u 5 a ll' ff lf' I A X 1 x N SE g-1 E f 1 4 R .. '-41,1111 X , ff, Key Club Sweetheart Carole Moore Rosemary Wood Walker Choppin Ellen Hazenfield Gary Anderson Marc Feldman Terry Caplenor President Vice-President S ecretary Treasurer Program Chairman Toni Abraham Rudy Becton Arnold Berry Donna Bilbrey Steve Cox Frank Cox Darlene D avidson Ed Forsberg Bruce Elliston Lee Fox Eleanor Frierson Patsy Harrison Teri Lynn Herbert Steve Gryll Lynn Latimer Jimmie Lewis Jean Mamlin G.G. Waggoner Janet Washburn Cathy Yager O 12 . mans Beta Club To lead by serving others is the motto of the National Beta Club. Those chosen for membership have exhibited scholarship, leadership, and g ood citizenship. With Miss Heneg ar's encouragement, the club has striven to broaden its cultural horizons by attending theater, lectures, and outstanding pictures in the Nashville area. Also this year the club tried to improve the tray situation in the lunchroom. 95 Hillwood Chorus 4 Pianist: Eleanor Frierson. Row 1: Linda Barnett, Claire Webb, Steve Smith, Walker Choppin, David Barry, Betty Horner, Pat Mabry, MiSook C hyu ng. Row 2: Em i ly Horner, May Stubbs, Margaret Warder, Bobby Skinner, Paul Goldsberry, Bob Hobgood, I a n et Washburn, S a r a W- ' Laboriously practicing . 2 vi 9 Q4 5 Humphrey, Betsy Simpson. Row 3: Tempe Marsh, Pan Wyatt, Sherry Franks, Patsy Williams, Shirley Brandin Beverly Branding, Debbie Suitor, D i a n e T h o m p s o 4 christy Mai-sh. -lm i l KLRHOMFX1 Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do are thetool of any musical org a niz ati on. I-Iillwood's Choru meets daily laboriously perfecting their musical rel per-tory. This year the chorus has sung at P. T. A meetings, in assembly programs and in neighborinq schools. Also, in late spring the chorus presenter Oklahoma by Rogers and Hammerstein. N Folk Singers Senior High Row 1: Christy Marsh, Pat Mabry, MiSook C hyung, Tempe Marsh, Pam Wyatt. Row 2: Eleanor Frierson, Steve Smith, Beverly Br anding, Bob Hobgood, janet Washburn, Paul Goldsberry, Betsy Simpson. Row 1: Don Young, Benjy Katz, Connie Klatte, Gayle Williams, Mindy Sterman, Debbie Neill. Row 2: Steve Fly, Jane Hart, M a r s h a McKinley, Jeanie M a t h e w s, Martha Hirshbrunner, Laurie Farrell, Madge McGowan. Junior High 97 , s Debbie teaches reading to second graders. 153, x..J ,- .rg F 1 Future Teachers of America Gaining a realistic view of the teaching Profession, helping th e members to select the proper college, and offering service to the school are thr e e of the primary aims of Hillwood's chapter of the Future Teachers. The club's principal activity is the teacher's aid program, in which members aid an assigned t e ach er. At meetings this year prominent members from the educational field have spoken on the world's largest profession. Officer Jimmie Lewis .... ........ P resident Patsy Harrison .... . . . Vice-President Dianne Williams. . . ..... Secretary Barbara Kretchik ..... ...... T reasurer Debbie Dillingham .... ......... H istorian Patsy Hooper ........... .... P arliamentarian Mrs. Tant, Miss Floyd .... ......... S ponsors Row 1: Harrison, Kretchik, Lewis, Dillingham, Hooper, Tidwell, Safley, Lipschutz, Goldstein, Petty, Rogers. Bishop. Row 2: Hayes, Robin, Wilson, Dexter, Cramb, Row 4: Schmidt, Farrar, Hersch, Meyer, Cox, Michael, Reed, Suiter, White. Row 3: Castles, Duer, Lee, Washburn, Sutton, Wells, Collier. Row 1: Cramb, Wyatt, Reid, Fox, Dillingham, Yager, Yates, Perryman, Safley. Row 2: Hirshbrunner, Payne, Follett, King, Abraham, Bastin, Martin, Nicks, Price, Mastin, Mabry, Harrell. Row 3: Liston, Keyes, Kuhns, Cox, Henry, Talbert, Barnard, Kohn, Eckhardt, Vinson, Future Homemakers of America Members of the Future Homemakers of America are girls who are interested in careers as hom e economists. The club offers them valuable oppor- tunities for a more intensive study, such as a fashion show for exhibiting their creations and an open house for training in planning for, preparing, and serving guests. Officers Nancy Dillingham Barbara Fox ...... ,,, ,,,,,, President . . . . . Vice-President Cathy Yager .... . . .Vice-President Linda Reid ..... ..... S ecretary Milina Cramb .... . . . Treasurer Betty Yates ..... . . .... Reporter Patti Safley ..... . Glenda Perryman . Pam Wyatt. . . . . . . . Mrs. Strasser, Mrs. .. .........Historian . . . . . . . . Parliamentarian ........... ...SongLeader Thompson. . . . . . . . . Sponsors Ia c ks o n, Teitloff. R o w 4: Steed, Dexter, H o op er, Hendrickson, F r a n k e nb a c h, Legg, Clements, Hayes, Wood, Davenport, Sweatt, Martin, Sweatt, Hutcherson, Gilbert, O'Guin. ,,tN 'fRs O O we. ' ,ig rf s ' E, -1 ' - fl' Q ' f' .. ,1- ft O 4,0 ,xx NEW Ho Backstage preparations for Open House. Row 1: Bruce S ebastian, Carole Moore, Ellen jakes, Sandra Kohn, Presidentg MiSook Chyung, Stephanie Kreitemeyer. Row 2: Linda Eads, Linda Hudgens, Melinda McCabe, Tina Watson, Charles Galbreath. S D Row 3: I o a n Whitcomb, C r eight o n Michael Susan Barker, Greg Raboldg not p i ctur e d: Terry Caplenor, Jin Fishback. A rt C I u b Sunflowers and spiders add culture ll Tuck or treat? 'W Q r,,r ' w Wi 100 ' ' Junior Classical League The classics are not dead at Hillwood. The study of the language, literature, art, and customs of the Romans is encouraged by the Junior Classical League. This ideal is promoted by stimulating programs, con- ventions, and independent research. , 7,f'ls'tg rl l f .ax ' 'T -llfflllhf 1 ' I Y 1 4 1 5 Cox, M. , S i m p s o n, Berry, Lewis, P l u n k e t t, Charlet, Howard, Harrell, Kohn, Wolf, Miller, Dozier, In m a n, jent, Warder, Thompson, Ketcham, Ross, Cox, C., Bandy, C. Samuels, Kendall, J., Thomas, Kendall, T. , Weaver, R i c h a r d s, Edwards, Hoffelt, Simpson, J., Bandy, R., Suedekum, Dearman, Merrick, S., , n DePriest, Becker, Latimer, Fox. Arnold Berry .... . . . . . . . . President Betsy Simpson . . . . . Vice-President Overton Lea. . . ...... Secretary Marion Cox .... .... T reasurer Mrs. Simpson .... .... S ponsor Mrs. Rawls .... .... S ponsor Guttman, L., Meyer, Levy, Stamps, Dembsky, Averbuch, Costomiris, Goodloe, Foster, Maxwell, Dean, G., Wilhite, Caplan, C arter, Valentine, Meriarik, M. , Wilkins, Robinette, Katz, W i ll i a m s, D. , Merrick, E. , Cartwright. Dreher, Fowler, Harrison, Eskind, Pass, jackson, Gryll, Cook, Dealy, Dean, D., Barge, Stevens, Burkalow, King, Moench, Mesiarik, D., W i l l i a m s, D. , Duggins, Floyd, Hickey. 101 Finger, Freeman, Mellen, R ob e rt s o n, Bianconi, Davidson, K. , A d a i r, Spellings, Gerakios, Hawkins, Currey, Petty, Waggoner, Whitfield, Frierson, Huey, Davis, Turner, Gladden. Row 1: Moore, Hayes, Dale, May, Wood, Wray, Mamlin, Parman, H o l y c r o s s, Palyarik, Fishback. R ow 2: E d e n field, Engels, Elliston, Cox, Frierson, Samuels, Bryant, Suitor, A b r ah a m, Albright, Driscoll, H u e y, Pass. Row 3: Acuff, Duggins, R i c k e r, johnson ,E. is s 2 Goldstein, Gothard, jackson, Harvill, M. Goldstein, Lipschutz, Corenswet, Bianconi. Row 4: Castles, Baptist, Williams, White, Phillips, Carr, Feiler, Moore, Travis, Moore, Wells, Renaud, Sutton. Liason Francais sv 4 ag. '22 ' U 5 ' Qtaal 9 V 7 Z 5 U4 1 O 9 4 1 5' 44' ' Ss : o Z 0 :Zi 0 A v 0.8 z Eili ,N - 4, 32. f ta Q!l ,, - 5 gy ,gg f S . 'foil in jeff Wray. . Joyce Edwards. . Rosemary Wood. jean Mamlin . . . Mrs. Beard, Mrs . Officers Kerns..... . . . . . . . . President . .Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sponsors Viva la France! is the cry of all true Frenchmen. Members of the French Club are able to fLu'ther their study and appreciation of the rich French heritage as reflected in language, history, tradition, and culture. To share this knowledge, the club planned assemblies for both junior and Senior High and climaxed the year with a banquet. Nouveaux juenes fillesl fab- at f. W r 1, snnvm Q I C e r S ..L- ',i. R Fm! kxqx ,ale-r?,HN Marc Feldman. . . . . . ...... President ' fm TA lim Bob Arning ...... .... V ice-President - Q F.. Brenda Norman .... .... . . . Secretary B A E Katherine Sutton . . . . . . . . . .Treasurer 3 'H KK-: 2 ' Aj K , I 3 and ' Aqui se habla espanol is a phrase seen in shops and restaurants. Members of E1 Circulo Espanol ar e becoming more aware of similarities of cultures of the Spanish speaking world and ours. This year the club has given money to the library for the purchase of books written in Spanish. El toreador-Ole! El Circulo Espanol Row 1: Sebastian, Adams, Tepper, Guttman, Norman, Robin, Barker, Strother, Hudgens, Small, Bittner, Reed, Arning, Feldman, Sutton, Coulter, Street, Stubbs, E. Cohn, B. Horner. Row 3: Lee, Gobbel, Corensw et, Horner, Bagwell. Row 2, Long, McCabe, Bess, Fray, Kaiser, Gryll, Elliston, Waggoner, Davis, Gibbs, Gross. 103 A ctu al theatrical experiences are received by members of the Drama C lub. Some learn methods of acting and others learn the w ork of backstage- lighting, sets, props. This ye ar the club presented one act plays for the junior and Senior High assem- blies. O ffl ce rs Sarah Gothard .... ...... P resident Kathy Small. . . . . . Vice-President Christy Marsh .... ..... S ecretary Myron Schmidt .... . . . Treasurer Miss Kinnard. . . .... Sponsor Row 1: Debbie D ean, Louana Bagwell, Wendy Tepper, Myron Schmidt, Sarah Gothard, Christy M a r sh, Kathy Small, Lynn Meyer, Diana Hayes, BethBagwell, Brenda N o r m a n, JoAnne Fishback. Row 2: S t e p h a ni e Krietemeyer, Pamela N e wton, Claire Frierson, Toni Abraham, Kelly Frankenbach, T e rn p e Marsh, Debbie Suitor, Pam Sebastian, R ae ll e Holycross, Linda Pass. Row 3: E l iz a b e t h l-Iolycross, Beverly Strother, Kathy Myron in costume. Drama Club Hatcher, Rosemary Wood, Cheryl Fogle, Vicki Baptist, Regina K a i s e r, Patsy L e e, Mary jane l-larvill, Kathy Driscoll, S t e p h a ni e Fleming, Cathy Albright, Cindy Reed. Row 4: Linda Reid, Bob Vaughn, C h a rl e 5 G a lb r e ath, Bob Hobgood, Mike jackson, Steve Cox, Jeff Wray, Marc Feldman, janet Washburn, Linda Steed, Beebe Bryant. Row 1: Linda Hudgens, Diana Hayes, Myron Schmidt, Meyer, D ebbie Suitor. Row 3: Claire Frierson, Illene Walker Choppin, Sarah Gothard, Pam Sebastian. Row 2: Gr oss, Judy Lipschutz. Row 4: Alan Greenberg, David Cheryl Burklow, Christy Marsh, Marc Feldman, Lynne King, Jeff Wray, David Thompson. O f f I c e rs Forensic Club A, E, 1, o, oooH. Myron Schmidt. Sarah Gothard. . Diana Hayes. . . Mrs. Tramel. . . President Walker Choppin .... . . . . . . . Nice-President -.--.-. fn.. Secretary ffreasurer , Sponsor Such terms as the affirmative, r e s olv e d, rebuttal, and extemporaneous have become an important part of this club's vocabulary. Its Mem- bers have developed a b ett er appreciation for the Eng lish language not only through organized work but through the orations of outstanding men. Com- petition with other schools has improved the quality of the club work and it is recognized as a credit to school and community. Z 3 - . s , . 1 l Q -3 5' f x x Row 1: May, Newton, S. Cox, Dean, Kendall, C. Cox, Petty, Meyer, I-lersch. Row 2: Wright, Fox, Simpson, V a l e n t i n e, johnson, Brown, Ricker, D u g g i n s, Christodoulou. Row 3: Machanoff, Lea, Orrell, Berry, Off I ce rs Carolyn Cox. . . . . . . . . . . .President Tina Kendall. . . . ........ Vice-President Dottie Dean .... . . . Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Shumaker. . . . . ..... . . . . Sponsor The Science Club has endeavored to pr o m ot e interest in the sciences by having distinguished sci- entists speak to its members and by sponsoring a new type Science Fair at Hillwood. The Club encourages its students to pursue thoroughly some aspect of the science field and to do more extensive research than the classroom requirements. Goldstein, Moyer, Greenberg, O'Brien. Row 4: Bancroft, Oonk, S. Cox, Wray, Debosek, Hargrove, Vaughn, Gibbs, Greer. Science Club One of tomorrow's scientists. Red Cross Club Serving as a bridg e between School and com- munity by providing meaningful service is the pri- mary aim of the R ed Cross. This year the club sponsored a school membership drive, had a Christmas Party for the childr e n at St. Mary's Home, and prepared friendship boxes for distribution in foreign countries. Officers Pam jackson. . . Pam Lovelace .... . Carol Goodloe. . . . . . . . . . . . . .President . . . . . . . Vice-President . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer - Dianne Trowbridge. . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . Reporter Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Irwin. . . . . Sponsors eil' Jo 1- t 1 o 4 .u 4606.04-, Row 1: Sheppard, Moench, jackson, Levy, Lee. Row 2: Row 3: Swett, Robinette, Williams, Carr, Safley, Savage, Wilkins, Wag oner, Stewart, Hayes, Barker. Taylor. Row 1: Dillingham, Foreman, Talbert. Row 2: Davidson, O'Brien, Reid, Simpson, Row 3: O'Guin, Hazanfield, Johnson. 2 F E 3 5 , Row 1: Hayes, Flaum, Wray, King, Suiter, Marsh. Row 2: Rainey, Barrick, Fox Yager. Row 3: Pass, Abraham, Reid. Row 4, Epps, Gothard, Mamlin, Frankenbach Cox, Harvill. 108 Caduceus Club G58 0 696 ' .si 'Agni' The Caduceus Club is composed of those who are interested in the medical pro- fession. 3 Row 1: Bracey, Hayes, Suiter, Mamlin, Steed, Petty, Sterman. Row 3: Savage, Dillingham, Fox, Talbert, May, Renfroe. Row 2: Whitver, Burklow, Albright, Lea, Wray, Coulter, Williams, Debosek, Farrell, R. Reid, Edenfield, Marsh, Machanoff, Farrell, L., x Journalism Club O ff IC e rs Jean Mamlin .... ....... P resident Debbie Suiter .... . . . Vice-President Linda Steed .... ...... S ecretary Vicki Petty .... .... T reasurer Mrs. Beard ..... .... S ponsor 109 Thejournalism Club offers opportunity for interest- ed students to learn th e principles of writing for pub- lication. The club helps train students for positions on the Hi-Lites st a ff. This year Frank S uth er l a nd, reporter for the NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, sp oke to the group. C lub members visited the press rooms and printing plant of the local newspapers. H I-LITES STHFF km gf A f 5 X ml l V 44g,,M,,,M,M,. ,,,V, , ,, 7 I my Ed M errick, Business Managerg O v e r t o n Lea, Assistant. QW Jean Mamlin, Editor-in-Chiefg Tim Turner, Assistant Editor. av If we sell a subscription to the staff, we'11 have 23. Christy Marsh, Editorial Editorg David King, Assistant. I gf N 4:1 , 110 ig. 'L Reports the News I GET THAT STORY. . . cover that scoop. . . make that deadline. . .this is the action-packed world of the Hi-Lites Staff. The twenty-three members fur- nish Hillwood's student body with all the school news and announcements of coming events. Founded in 1960, the newspaper has increased in size and circu- lation, promoted school spirit, and spread enthusiasm for a career in j ournalis m. Mrs. Choppin is the faculty sponsor. AA ratings are possible. is 4 i U4 ll 'W 43 'wa if H ,..f-7 5 ' ,ff--fel. 1 A Seated: Cathy Dealy, Club Editor, Debbie Suitor, junior tObbYV2-H91111, P-Sslsfanfi RUSW Farrell, SPOITS High Editor. standing: Karen Edenfield, Ass't Club Editor, lditor' Diana Hayes, Ass't jr. High Editor. ,ynn Coulter, Headlines, Glenda Perryman, Circulation, Lind a Leid, Ad Manager, Vicki Petty, Circulation, T er es a Grissom, 'ypist. Judy Dexter, News E d it o rg Mike jackson, Z 5' 4 ly' Assistant. 111 The hard sell. Publisher's representative, Tom Wilkins. ...L A balanced ledg er. The 1966 TOPPER Throughout the school ye ar, the TOPPER Staff works steadily to present to the student body a qual- ity yearbook. The staff meets daily to learn how to sell, produce, and deliver the p ubli c at i o n. The g r cup gets training in accuracy and responsibility, in honesty and steadfastness as a by-product of get- ting and s electing the appropriate picture. As it plans, lays out, designs, and evaluates the pages, it meets ever approaching deadlines. Who said, It's not whether you win or lose? nylr Nine lines per linear inch. captu res the year! 4 - ,, A - C ,il --he to trrr, M' Www, .,Msmm.r..a,g.Mw.-wwasy- i.:,,i A kk t,,......,w--,,i.,.W,.... .WW . f I '49 fiifwv ' The name must match the picture. Ellen H az e nfi e ld, Editor, Carolyn Cox, Assistant Editor, Arnold Berry, Business Manag er, Tina Kendall, A s s i st a nt Business Mgr. 3 Kathy Talbert, Class Editor, Marilyn Bishop, Assistant Class Editorg Barbara Kretchik, junior H i g h Editor, Linda Steed, S ports Editor, Jimmie Lewis, Organizations Editor, Lee Fox, Activities Editor, SandyKohn, Artist, Lay- out Design, Peggy Price, Typist, Betty W i 1 1 i a m s, Typist, joe Moss, Photographer, Mike Smith, Photo- grapherg Richard Machanoff, P h o t o g r a p h e rg Mrs. Simpson, Advisor. There must be a better way. iewgi gt, if I IQQV , Aw 1 ,, ,Q . . Twww-W Mm, H ,fwweff ,.,...i..,- M,m,,,',. , I 7 ef ---.-..... I V -0 -: Q' 'K' ,,, n W l ri yyyt it What? No word for it? PLC, Does this club have a purpose? Are editors paid Overtime? Members of the H C lub work h ard to represent the s ch ool in such a way that Hillwood will be respected by the community. Row 1:Bryant, Elliston, Waggoner, Moore, Rabold, Thompson. Row 2: Oonlf., Parish, Smith, Eberle, Hobgood. Row 3: Collie r, Cobbs, Slater, Cox, Frank- enbach. Hillwood H-Clubs A ft er earning letters H Club members help promote ticket sales for g am es and school carnival. Row 1: Moore, Williams, Murray. Row 2: johnson, Shuff, Latimer, Frierson, Curtis, Sutton. 114 W QZQESEW WM 1? M , K. gm.--4 ' f 4:'l55?3-!11s55::i' ' , ..k MM, ,QQ Q if K 1 dw .ig M 15 112 QW ii iff' ' N Y ,as . .W W V ew - gg: AQ, . A, S Ex 'JG' 2 N if 5 .fear Q 1 ,fl + ,K gm za? 5 f ,, fran 2 Y .2l,,..f..z amz' L: :E ff ! -15 , K M - 1 a y' : Eh .il 1 f . 7 ji-' ,. 42' 1 A1 'yr 'Y , I k ..f' 1: . -r' ff----1 1'---1-'N--1' was-- n g 1 1 'Y' MT 'i' 'Y P A ' - ' 1 1 nw p 1 -5 1 I,-. K V, Y ,. if i Y- , i 1 --yv Y- it I Y 'fry fs Lggj, an ygwwiffx- : fn ,g k ' 'J?SAfif f 'Srl 4' ,iw A, Q? 1.555 , , 4 X, gf , iii if tk ' Manley Mixon-QB 5 , W Captain J! J A11-city, A11-stare Larry Frankenb ach- E Alt-Captain Hillwood Toppers . Q . J Sky gi Bob HOb900d-C Bill Koogler-FB Skip Ketcham-C Bill Oonk-G Gy Ken Stocking-T Greg Johnstone-G Ronnie Patrick-HB Jackie Pa1'iSh-HB 116 s Bruce Bancroft-E Greg R abold-HB Bobby Cobbs- E 7' Mike Moore-C Qu Wayne Simmons-T Charles Walling-E 'Q KW Gary Bryant-T N522 V Stephen Bishop-G 0 Burton Smith-FB Hal Collier-HB My jim Anderson-HB Mike Kimbrough T Q I Mike Runion-T s M YQQV 6 Neil And erxon-E jim Slater-HB Not Pictured Roy King-G Dave Lankford-QB It's my field, my ball, so we'll play my way! I don't think they 'quite' understood you, coach! Hey! Where's Charlie? Manley, will you babysit for me after the game? THE TOPPERS. . . . . . opened the 1965 football season whe n the Franklin Rebels upset I-lillwood on Topper territoryg b ut this did not st op the Hillwood defense. The Toppers ended the s e as on with a victory over the West Bluejays setting a 5-4-1 record, winning four consecutive games. Although victory comes with winning, pride comes in knowing thatgg-ur team, the Hillwood Toppers, play- ed eachgame with everything it had. They did not show that just a few boys went out for football, but that Hill- wood had a t e am fighting to defend its title. In doing so, Hillwood turned out an All-City and All-State quar- terback, senior Manley Mixon, who deserves recognition for his outstanding performance. ,WW The Phantom Strikes again! I-Iillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood I-Iillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Help, I'm stuck! Franklin 12 Hillsboro 13 Goodlettsville 1 3 Bellvue O Antioch 6 Maplewood 7 Cohn 13 Dupont 6 East 6 West 32 The serious moments Who greased the ball? pmt Catch me if you can! ! n , A ' -n .nh ,W B. s,,,,,,,,,.1 t 1 . I t W,,,. , ,,,, ..,, , ten? M , 4 out-2' ' 1 ' r 1 1 if -W H Q . M ..,,, it W., ,.M ,S-S.,..,,,M,,,,,,,, A A ,,.,.,., in ,y FAIA ,YA or yy in 1' 1' y - -'-- W .-...., A , 'mme A , , - V - B----.-.is ..:' . 'F . ' If-fi f fe t 1 '... i. t I H-, I WM ,Z ,, maxim I -- 1 irii My 1. B 'HW S 'f wr., ,, W , , ,,,,, W, K, I 'B hN A 1 1 '4 1 Row 1: D oug Parrish, mgr., D wight Eberle, Mike Mims, Greg Rabold, Stephen Bishop, Ken Stocking. Moore, Bruce Osborne, Danny M. Collier. Row 2: Row 3: Mr. Gaines, jim Anderson, Gary Bryant, Bobby Steve Cratty, Mike Runion, Wayne Simmons, Russell Cobbs, jim Slater, Laron D. Abbott, Mr. Durham. SCOREBOARD Hillwood Overton B T e av m I-Iillwood 1 Hillsboro I-Iillwood Antioch B K U Hillwood Glencliff a C S p Hillwood Father Ryan . V 't l-lxllwood 26 Cohn a I y 120 The Freshman Football Team . . . of 1965 opened t he season showing promises for a remarkable year, and those promises were carried out. The Frosh boys ended the season with a 4-4-1 record, proving themselves to be the best Fresh- man team since 1965. Ma ny of the boys have very good chances for making the Varsity t e a m when the c om i n g year arrives. Hillwood is very proud of them and is look- ing toward their future as good football players. SCOREBOARD Hillwood 6 Overton Hillwood O Murfreesboro Hillwood 6 Hillsboro Hillwood 7 Franklin Hillwood 6 Two Rivers I-Iillwood 38 Glencliff Hillwood 14 East 6 Hillwood O Goodlettsville 21 Hillwood 9 Antioch 9 .kms ,gunman ai 'Ween' sf I -....... ... ii' G. Herbolsheimerg Row 1: W. Foriest, B. Barham, T. Jones, B. Floyd, B. Lashlee, K. Miller, J. R. Dearman, T. Diehl. Row 2: L. Moss, R. Lisle, J. R. Brewer, S. Morrison, T. Street, S. Smith, A. C. Wood, J. Hunt. Row 3: D. Dealy, R. Hendrickson, D. S. Harrison, T. Matthews, L. Pass, S. I-Iobgood, 121 H. Erb, D. Cobbs. Row 4: D. Williams, S. Fisher, Pruitt, B. Holt, K. D avidson, M. Sadler, Vaiksnoras, B. Bubis. Row 5: R. Adair, Thompson, K. Chapman, M.Cochran, R. Ross, Williams, J. Grones, D. Bell. .5 -J , 1' 4 x 1 fs' -il Q V xt Manley Mixon Gary Bryant David Hill Steve Tant Forward Forward Forward Guard ,ii 5 'Lil B-Team: Mgr. Lee Gamble, Bob Donnell, Mitch Stobaugh, Ricky Lankford, Pat Moore, Dave Lankford, Mgr. Don Lankford. Not Pic- tured: David Thompson, Mgr. Batman! Q rr- F-41' - Q 1 I '. 1-Q i 5' 'f A 4 ,.,. ' 5' Q 5 ii pi.. g ,, I . - - .x 3-'Ka , Y 3 ' 1 ' V , 4 . at . ' -- - ' 'EM' . .ir 'W i L. ' Kr' 5 .. , ,' ., VVh,LLwGLh5, .' , K L A ,, V, Vi pump V A ,. wh, z , ...,..,- ,I - - 122 Although this year's basketball seaso1 was not a total succ ess, the boys on th Varsity and B-Team worked hard. Each team had a new coach this yeaj Mr. Jinnette coached Varsity, and M D ickerson, the B-Team. They are botl looking forward to a better season next yeaii Ah, gee! Q' -Q Q 1? Varsity Basketball Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood I-lillwood I-lillwood I-Iillwood I-lillwood I-lillwood Hillwood I-lillwood I-lillwood I-Iillwood Hillwood Hillwood SCORES Antioch Overton Bellevue Hillsboro Stratford Franklin Glencliff Tw o Riv ers Overton Cumberland Glencliff Tw o Rivers Franklin Bellevue Dupont Antioch Stratford Hillsboro lt.. ' G A x A H . 1 .Iii . wmv 1 -' k.::- . i A ,..,..-1-T-'f K K . .,, xiii' :zk ., Oh, no, you don't! lfl hold it, they'll go away. Neil Anderson Craig McConnell Frank Cox Bruce Elliston Guard Guard Center Forward Row 1: Linda Groover, Janice johnson, Diane Wall, Peggy C urtis, Caroline Weismueller, Barbee Bancroft, Too late! Lynn Latimer made TENNESSEAN'S 1966 All-Metro H Girls Basketball Team. Karen Parker. Row 2: Debra Moore, Suzanne Shuff, Marion Cox, Gail Dean, Mrs. Ladd, Coach, Lynn TP VARSITY GIRLS' SCOREBOARD Home Team Visrtor Antioch Overton Bellevue Hillsboro Stratford Franklin Glencliff Two Rivers Overton Cumberland Glencliff Two Rivers Franklin Bellevue Dupont Antioch Stratford Hillsboro Topperettes Latimer Beverly Boyd, Judy DeP1err1 jan Inman, Manager. Q in 5, , 'Q f mdk Qs g,LWr 1 Row 1: Steve Smith, Charlie Cox, Scotty Felker, Lee jones, Harley Erb, Rickey Mason Russell Adair, Mgr Moss, Bobby Holt, Kenny Miller. Row 2: Mgr. Chuck Not Pictured: Gere Herbolsheimer, Chip Hunter U Wkogd, fMark Sadler, Daryl Williams, Coach Zapp, Steve If ' A ,L +.' fn, , V 'asf F' if 4, I lf WN ,BMS lf 1 . .1 FE ' A U1 R My alexa? LX' i Qtlxgii VA ,,fXT'AlT:jf.N lv YJ X J. I Q 7:1 xx' Q, 3 l, 4 A V I 'l we WET GHS bl IO-Uff 11 'ei ,f -b-. 15,0 2 fi J si, 'I Q I .-'-fd ' A ll' f A H732 'K We 1' scoREs E7 X 'VU ,f ,'l,' I, ljlifllwood Hillsboro 19 fx'-7 f.k JH illwood Glencliff 19 V, 4, Hiuwood Donelson 34 l-lillwood Bellevue 18 Hillwood Washington 57 Hillwood McMurray 22 Hillwood Overton 31 Hillwood Bellevue 13 I-lillwood Antioch 25 2 V' Hillwood Central 29 ' Hillwood Cameron 38 ' W 3 W Hillwood Overton 28 WW mb 'Q' Hillwood Antioch 28 Up for two! Hillwood Donelson 42 :reshmen in Action SCORES illwood 27 Hillsboro 38 illwood 48 Glencliff 37 illwood 20 Donelson 29 illwood 22 Bellevue 33 Iillwood 38 McMurray 40 illwood 20 Overton 18 illwood 38 Bellevue 29 illwood 34 Antioch 21 illwood 35 Central 24 illwood 28 Maplewood 34 illwood 40 Hillsboro 46 illwood 28 Overton 22 ow 1: Susan Hollins, Ellen K e nda 1 l, Janice Parker, indy Suiter, joy Inrn an, Vicki Ross, Nancy Choppin. ow 2: Na ncy Barge, Barbara Elliston, joyce Langhans, W lt's a good one. Adrienne Blancher, Melissa Shuff, Miss Harnner, Coach, Marsha Carter, Becky Harris, Beth Bandy, Cathy Curtis, Ellen Pitts, Manager. ,E t Lrrs L lg, 127 Varsity Cheerleaders ' L Q Carole! ! Are you listening to me? l VVV. Y ,rr,,:. 1 I X C1 .75 MW Carole Nixon Joyce Bess Carole Moore Linda Wilson Ellen Hazenfield Captain All tog ether now, 128 Eh, Wha'd ya Say? Mary Williams Beverly Murray Frenchie Cooke Kay Henry We Freshmen Cheerleaders Nancy Carney Melinda Banks Lg - We're little, but we're mighty! Sally Thomas Gloria Hayes Captain Co-Captain Gale Cook Pam Smith , Q - - . , . C tt gif K6 N 1 ' in rret L ' y iii if v , ,W'W!PN , , Y l .,,,.. 129 Nancy Nixon Linda Pruitt .-as 1 an ff g- -nord gon' Tuning N, Reaching Exhibiting I ,w4,.hMNMWm3v, ...,,.. , g 2 I Leaping Waiting 553, V M-E ,....ai Dramatizing Phases of High School Life offers a great variety of outlets for e nerg etic youth. An individual follows his interest and ability and finds a place am ong his peers with a group or team of like tastes. i Initi ating u 1, Dining Playing ,X K Awarding the Eager Eaters TY! vi, Ml' if QV 'fy 4 ,, mn If Lloyd Thaxton Could hear us now! When the girls became football players . . . Spirited Pep Rallies ,N we- ., . ee.h i f f J . 1 The line-up . . .the boys were cheerleaders L 3 Alumni discuss Hillwood experiences. CHmaxHowmcmni Homecoming, the time when the alumni come back to their Alma Mater, is quite a big weekend at I-Iillwood. The football g a me, the fish fry, the dance, and the Coronation climax an eventful week- end. George Payne escorts Queen Carole. i lisa ng1965 Frog gives Toppers a spirited pep i talk. Presentation of Homecoming Queen and Attendants. 5 i 1 33 Fish, fried fish, eat fish! G. G. and Mark meet the Emory representative. g gin Student ushers are they? Q College Night, P.T.A. Gpen House... Who cares what your excuse is for being late. 2:2251 were the night time fall events. Representa- tives from colleges and universities came to present their institutions. Seniors and parents received concrete ideas about the future. At P. T. A. Open House each father a nd mother followed his son's or daughter's schedule. This familiarized them wit h teachers and subject matter. 1' Sure, we're t elling her to go to the right room. Lynn sees a game from the sidelines. Miss Hamner's composure with Style. sfgiwf .55 A - -eff- ig,,:ff,fggg W .X 5 4. jgf'Sf.f?'ffN - is A presiding officer does an assembly make. lg ,. X X .1 I ,Miss Daniel gets her wishf -Y V A Q 1 X .W X -X ' r 'N My fqf- N , , N' ws: J -W, , ,E . V il i V Al J- T Assem bl les Add Variety ' 'S To Dally Routine . Mrs. Ladd interviews Santa. Drama Club gn Stage for Act 1, E, Cheerleaders do a Pep Rally make. 136 v Mamlin follows the red and yellow orb. Topper Staff vs. Hi-Lites Staff. Sporadic rivalry betweenthese groups raised its head. n an amusing, free style, novel game, the HiLites staff won with a fast breaking boys team. The quar- ters which the girls played the scoring reversed. Next year, we'll. . . I l I Fellows watch the girls roll up the score. if Q, qrkv my I Referees Reid and Shumaker control the action Search for a secret weapon. Richards, Michael, Wray, and Merrick like it. Four capable hands Stud ies P recede It's a long road from Eighth Grade Science. . . A pair of skillful hands Senior Economics. l Qs efffzisiznliiriiisiiliiiv?k c 55355555 ii- ei - .fK., 5' i is Steve Cox and Company present the Senior Play. jill puts final touches on a mural. . f we ' .BRN Prexies, Senior Class and Student Council. Senior Activities It's not that funny. Cox shakes the Company. 139 W Would you like I-lawaian punch? ,-................ Yep! I would rather fight' Z5 'vt wal Hi, Honey! Don't take the ladder away! - Q l Latest Italian fashion trend A long winter s nap Y , Hillwood Play Cast for Metro Meet Claire Frierson Lynne Meyer Debbie Suiter Diana Hayes Honors are won . .. by individuals and groups in competitions and contests which vary from science projects to national and state examinations from poetry r e ad i ng to extemporaneous speech. These events foster a competitive spirit which normal classwork can never arouse within students. Parti- cipation in the contest and the motivation necessary are themselves marks of success and achievement beyond the expected. Teachers win honors, too! Miss Daniel--Teacher of the Day Forensic Meet Winners D a v i d Thompson, Debbie Suiter Claire Frierson, Sarah Gothard Not Pictured: Ellen Follett. 1 I Christy Marsh, and Marc Feldman. Beta Club inducted on February Z3 its n e w members. After reaffirming the goal of challenging students whose service, citizenship, character, and achievement have continued to contribute to the school a nd community, old Beta Club members moved throughout the audience and t a p p e d twenty- eight juniors for membership. These members pledged themselves to lives of honor, service, and achievement. Row 1: MelodyDuggins, Lynne Meyer, Linda Laird, Tina Kendall, Christy Marsh, Cathy Albright, Betsy Simpson, Diana Hayes. Row 2: Linda Wilson, Katherine Sutton, Janice johnson, Carolyn Cox, Susan Cox, Pat Washburn, Marilynlflaum, jeanValentine. Row 3: Margaret Warder, Myron S c h m i d t, Bobby Vaughn, T i m Turner, David King, Overton Lea, Bruce Bancroft, Marilu White. Row 4: S t e v e Plunkett, Bob Ed m O nd s, Jeff Wray, Craig McConnell. Rosemary Wood presides over ' tapping ' ceremony. , ww' .ff 142 ,z , Honor Board 1966 Science Awards ,,,,M., fl 'V , fHfGENfff6f+werU5Er'WWW OF THE T4 COLIPHAGE f ,' A an I, .L I-7:7 ,,HV j5Y :e- ,H ff' f 1 f ir Richard Machanoff: lst Place Botany, Tennessee junior Academy of Science. Arnold Berry Karen Davis: 1st Place Zoology, Lipscomb Science Fair. jill Fishback Scholarship Honors ,Q i 3 Patsy Harrison A rn o 1 d B e r ry: National Eleanor Frierson: National Honor Society Scholarship M e r i t Scholarship Semi- Semi -Finalist. FiH2l1iSt- 143 The Most Likely To Succeed Sarah Gothard Lee Fox 144 Class of1966 The Most Attractive Girl Mary Williams The Best Looking Boy Rob Skinner i Superlatives The Best School Spirit Carole Moore Larry Frankenbaoh 4 5 r l E The Most Studious Eleanor Frierson Arnold Berry The Most Versatile Janet Washburn 6.6. Waggener l I-In The Most Dependable Ellen Hazenfield Bruce Elliston 146 The Most Courteous MiSook Chyung Walker Choppin The Most Talented Janey Katz Terry Caplenor 147 The Most Athletic Lynn Latimer Manley Mixon The Most Congenial Jill Fishback Jim Donoho 148 Junior Favorites Beverly Murray Burton Smith i l l Sophomore Favorites Kay Henry Bob Donnell 149 Snowy, Silvery, Winter Melts... into numerous spring activities. The atmosphere of an Italian restaurant fi lle d the cafeteria at the P.T.A. sponsored Spaghetti Supper. Coaches and faculty men played the WKDA Good Guys in b ask etb a ll. SPY, the supervised program for youth, hit Hillwood with an explosion of students who wanted SPY cards. The Student Council succeeded in the project of collecting over S200 for the United Cerebral Palsy Fundg this was contri- buted to the funds given during the Telethon at the Fairgrotuids Coliseum. The seniors sold light bulbs as a project while the juniors planned the prom. er- Warm-up means sweat shirts. Prom problems? Agent OOSPY signing in' just one thin dime. . . one tenth of a dollar, yd? . S X is ,wif Seniors share the 1ight. ' s. Jr' 32252: W Simi EQ wi If? ! Only a mother would want it. ' Wfw..w., NRM Chef Boyardee or Franco -American ? 14-W7-fwwmwws-xwfw-:vsmmxfwvw-mwwwmwwew-fm-we --1- Coaches focus on team support. Two Cheers for the Good Guys, 151 k X X S ophomore, Kay Henry5Freshn1an, Sally Thomasg Senior, Mary ' Willi:1ms3Iunior, Linda Wilson. 153 ' if i P: g isi Q i ' 2 ir ? x Q3 . f 5 - My 1: 5 f . . 5 4 Miss Hillwood ' Mary Kynn Carney Administration Faculty Leonard M. Garriott Principal - J A Mrs. Carolyn Cox Secretary HCN J' Oi VJ 6 if 1122255 ES X rf Aug' William W. Hicks Assistant Principal Mrs. Martine Kendall Secretary Mrs. Virginia Hearn Secretary Language Arts Department MTS- Deborah Mrs. B9-1'b2-1'a David Wakefield Arfken Blevins Mrs. Katherine Albert Gaines Daves Miss Martha Mrs. Sara Graber I-Ienegar Miss Elia Scott Mrs, Pauline Tramel The English department is the only department which in- volves every student in grades seven through twelve. Students study spelling, grammar, and literature in all grades with an emphasis on spelling and grammar in the seventh and eighth grades. In the ninth and t enth grades, literature is studied more extensively in preparation for a more detailed study of American and English literature in the eleventh and twelfth grades respectively. Original composition is also encouraged, and this year the school had its first literary m ag azi n e. This magazine publish e d original poetry, pros e and essays of Hillwood students. Quote........... .... .........................Unquote Miss Henegar's in depth class 156 I ordig guage Department Miss Nancy Daniel Mrs. Eva Pilkinton Mrs. Lela Walton Simpson L The Foreign Language department has increased as the interest at Hillwood has become greater. Students are now offered three y e ars of French and four years of Spanish and Latin. The teachers of th e s e courses try to provide the stu- dent with a basic understanding of grammar upon w hi ch to build proficiency in the language. Three language clubs are offered at Hillwood to increase the student's knowledge of the culture and customs of French, Spanish, and Roman people. Mrs. Ann Kerns Mrs. jacquelyn Beard Miss Burnell Pike Not Pictured , fvp' ' A Dining with the French Repeat after me, I do hereby. . . 157 i U A fan Social Studies Department Now that's a subject I'd rather not discuss. Miss Kinnard's sharing time. Varied courses are offered in the Social Studies Depart ment. Ancient, world, modern, and American history along with courses in government, sociology, and economics com- pose the curriculum. These courses are designed to give tht student a better understanding of our culture by learning o past civilizations. A l s o by studying the history of our coun- try, its governmental structure, our economic system and tht social factors of our communities, students are given a mort objective View of American life. Joseph Durham Mrs. Katherine Orville Grisso Fanning William Kennedy Mrs. Jeanne Hinton Charles McKinney Miss Linda Kinnard 158 Mrs. Evelyn Choppin Miss Marg aret Floyd Fred Zapp John Shum aker Science Department .Fifi ,-ef rs 3, ii F g ' . The science department at Hillwood offers the students varied preparation for further study. There are diverse courses from which the student may choose: General Science, Bio- logy, C h e m i stry, and Physics. Laboratory periods aid the understanding of scientific material and lead to demonstrated understanding of theories. For the student who wishes to do more than is required, there is a science club. Here new ideas and concepts are presented to augment the material learned in the classroom. This has proved to be an asset t o students in all the science courses. Unveiling a science project Mrs. Gwendolyn Mrs. Bettye Crocker Zeigler Pinkney Love Mrs. Gladys Safley Mrs. May Vance See th e elements, see the elements react vig orously! 159 Mathematics and Business Education Departments Hillwood's mathematics department has demonstrated its strength several times in the local m ath contests. Offering courses in business m a t h, algebra, geometry and advanced math, this d ep art m e nt seeks to provide the student with foundation on which he can build. Various equipment rang- ing fr o m slide rules and g e om e tri c figures to overhead projectors is provided to aid teachers and students in dem- onstrating principles. Business courses including typing, shorthand, bookkeep- ing and office practice give students practical knowledge and experience which will prepare him for work in the business fi e ld. Electric typewriters, a d i ct a ph on e, and adding machines are part of the business equipment. William Bandy Mrs. Monica Blumberg Mrs. Olive Bowen Bradley Dugger Mrs. Marilyn Irwin Miss Lucile Mason Mrs, Ava Eaton g William Reid Mrs. Harriet Tant Foster Pinkston QPU N2 Miss Rosalyn Ward I Q N Q 160 Mr. Pinkston defines a number. 7, Library and Guidance Departments Hillwood's lib r a r y is a v ai lable to all students to do research. It h as grown in size as well as quality and offers a variety of books and periodicals. The librarians are aided in their work by the students who make up the library staff. The Guidance Department this year was provided with three additional offices and a reception room. Hillwood has an extension testing program, vocational guidance, personal counseling, and college counseling. Th es e counselors help students plan their course of study and supervise class schedules. 61's ,'4' p-ev ff,.,S.5 A my EP:-A X pk MIS. Margaret Mrs. jane Manning Mrs. Frederica Rawls Mrs. Dorothy Reese Bums Miss Virginia Neely Mrs. Shirley Becker wk 'vu ,, s Vassar does have an extensive program, but. . . Www 161 Mrs. Manning lends assistance. Lk ul 3 ff qi'i L. A , f K, . .iw 'f1f .Llrr'- f dim! .Lf-' WJ fi-I ti J' vi WL' pw, l 'fi'FJ L M' -tg L-VV iw I,3f6AI3 fxwbf Home Economics, Art, and Industrial Arts Departments The Home Economics department e n a ble s girls to learn basic skills and fundamentals of family life and home decoration, nutrition, fashion design and clothing construction. Homemaking becomes an art to the trained Home Economist. The Art classes at Hillwood produce m a ny original and quite attra ctiv e pieces of work. They use many media and obtain very interesting effects. The Art Club encourages appreciation of art by the arrangements in the display case and by the service ren- dered in preparing posters for P. T.A. events, festivals, and other departments of school. Th e purpose of industrial arts is to train boys in the skills needed for construction trades, in us e of power tools, in maintenance work, etc. The fast developing fields of electronics and scientific automation demand this training. ff M, Dan Covington Donald Pryor Miss Sue Senter Mfg, Elena Strasser Mrs. Martha Thompson Artistic strength Drawing can be mechanical. 162 Physical Education and Music Departments The purpose of a school is to help a student develop mentally but also to provide facilities when he may develop physical fitness. By learning exercises and participating in various sports, this is accomplished. The music department includes both instrumental and Vocal groups. Seventh, eighth and ninth grade students are offered instrumental training. In high school the marching band participated in halftime at football games and in the Metro Christmas Parade. junior high music is a brief survey of music appreciation and introduction to music fundamentals. In senior high, stu- dents may belong to the chorus or folk singing group. Marshall Cothran james Dickerson Miss Elner Hammer Marvin Iinnette Mrs. Joyce Ladd james McDonald 163 join the Metrecal for lunch bunch Physical fitness, President Kennedy called it Any angels who fit these robes? 4 HH' f 4.1- M .lu I 5 it 1 .-,.,,f' Q ax , .MX . -,- ' . . 'Wx'm '3W N N ' xbggwx ,gf -iff.: - .x-- A W - - K -- . A- - K 1 Lk 1,5 2 55 fwslw -1 I A X- '-ff-'X , 1, ,.--'- K , , Q. Q Thus it was . . . 1966 ' I ' .1,, - g L '?.., I am being driven forward Into an unknown land. The pass grows steeper, The air colder and sharper. 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