Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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KJ, -S+ . As Well As Classroom Work MISS BARBARA PRIDDY, B.A. Instructor in Physical Educa- tion, Sponsor of Athlctic As- sociation. Attcndcd lN'hc-aton Collcgc. K N 9 -J I Q, 1 ,... -nl V- Jrghj IXIRS. M. ROMBOKAS, B,A. Instructor in Music. Attcnded Tho' parting with years, we know how hlesseol For tlueylll he hack next year. MRS. VVALLAC15 REID, HS Sophie Newcomb Collcgc. Jfjfi -af f'. f lljg H , -4' s V' . , -.1 W' iv!! , f 2 'TW 1 nh' wr Instructor in Honic Econom- ics, Rcading and Spelling. Attcndcd Christian Collcgc and Univcrsity of Tenncsscc. MRS. ANN VV. TAYLOR Instructor in Kindergartcn crn Rcscrve. MRS. JUSTIN TOW'NER, B.A. Office Assistant. Attcndcd Millsaps Collc-gc. MRS. H. L. WEISSTER Instructor in French. Bacca- laurcatc dcgrcc from Ecolc Supcricurc dc Nlccaniquc ct d'Electricit6. MRS. ARTHUR WELLS, B.A. Instructor Gradc II. Attended Univcrsity of Tcnncsscc. and Country Day School. At- tcndcd Ward Bclinont, Wlcst Page Nine

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Teachers' Guide Activities MISS FRANCES MGINTOSH B.A., M.A., Headmistress, Instructor in History, Spon- sor for National Honor So- ciety, Ninth Grade. At- tended Hollins College, Radcliffe College. MRS. T. W. MERIWYETHER, Cafeteria Manager. MISS MARGARET MCNUL'l'X', B.S., Teacher of Piano. At- tended St. Mary-of-the- Woods College. in in MISS KATHERINE NEELY, Instructor in English and sponsor Grade VIII. At- tended Columbia Univer- sity, University of Chicago. MRS. J. H. NELSON, Ph.B., Headmistress In- termediate Department, Instructor in Social Sci- ence, Sponsor Inter- mediate Red Cross, Grade VII. Attended University of Chicago. Page Eight MRS. SAM C. PANKEY, MRS. J. L. PARKER, Secretary. Attended Ar- B.S., Librarian, Instruc- kansas State College. tor in Typing. Attended 5 , Memphis State Col- lege, Peabody College. I 1 , . A . MRS. STELLA T. POLK, B.A., L.L.B., Headmis- tress, Instructor in Eng- lish, Sponsor for Elev- enth Grade, Registrar. Attended Beloit Col- lege.

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Mid-Century Class Largest Page Ten When do we go out to luneh?,' That is the question the senior Class officers are discussing with Mrs. W. R. Atkinson, elass sponsor. Standing, Barbara Barton, viee-president, Mary Lee McGinnis, president, Jamie Tyree Smith, sergeant-at-arrns. Seated, Ruth Beasley, seeretaryg Mrs. Atkinson, Virginia Lee Davis, treasurer. SENIOR POEM The past. Nlyriad memories of nursery rhymes, First playmates, laughter laden hours, A kaleidoscope of colorful changes and shadowy shapes, Fleeting glimpses of our happy childhood days. The present. Evanescent, moving swiftly on. its hardships ohscure soonfto-he-remembered joys. We stand impatient, thoughtless, hating the time But hating more its passing. How like the youngi The future. Breathlessly we wait for all it holds. Hesitatingly we mahe a choice, one of an infinite number. Triumphs and failures, happiness and sorrow Lead to a goal, still vague, hut taking shape as we approach it through the years.