Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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In Hutchison School History ANNE never seems to be busy but few people in our class have done more, Vice- president of the ninth grade, president of the tenth grade, cheerleader for the Gold Team, vice-president of the Spanish Club, Student Council representative in the eleventh and twelfth grades, Editor of The Lantern and a member of Quill and Scroll are a few of Anne's many activities in her five and a half years at Hutchison. Her beauty was recog- nized this year when she was elected to at- tend the May Queen. PEGGY has only spent one year at Hutch- ison but she has shown her talent by the work she has done in decorating the building at Christmas and for the dance. A member of the Glee Club and of the Dramatic Club, Peggy has entered in to many of the activi- ties of the school. RAY ELIZABETH added her friendly charm to our class in the tenth grade. She is a member of the Spanish, Dramatic and Glee Clubs and this year has served ably as feature editor of The Signpost, She was tapped for Quill and Scroll and elected its vice-president. Her sunny disposition will al- ways win her friendship and happiness. ANNE AGREE Hlnffivirlualiiy is everywhere to be guarded and honored as the root o all goo WW PEGGY ADAMS RAY ELIZABETH ADEN Uvirtue is the performance of pleasant ac- HHere is a dear and true industrious rlend tions. H -Stephens Shakespeare

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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.

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Decorates New Senior Study FLORENCE ALBRO UA smile that QlOU7,flll-MlllOfl WSJ JESSICA BARTON Elected Ideal Hutchison Girl by the student body. So mild, so merciful, so strong, so goodg So patient, peaceful, loyal, loving, puref' f-'Tll 0 GOICIGH li.0QOTlCl BARBARA BARTON HKnowledge delightful and wit good naf tureduf-Aclrlison FLORENCE first entered our class in the seventh grade and since then has added her beautiful soprano voice to the Glee Club and her graceful daneing to May Day. Her interest in the Spanish Club was recognized when she was elected secretary-treasurer this year. In two years at Hutchison BARBARA'S brain and personality have made her a real asset to the class of Fifty. Secretary-treasurer of the Black Team, a member of the Honor Council and the Glee Club were among her interests when she arrived at Hutchison last year. This year Barbara is vice-president of the class, art editor of The Lantern, a mem- ber of the Honor Soeiety and the Glee Club. All this proves how much the class thinks of Barbara. In her thirteen years at Hutchison JESSICA has been outstanding in everything she has done. Assistant editor of The Signpoxt, eo-captain of the Blacks, and class secre- tary in the eleventh gradeg and senior edi- tor of The Lantern this year are a few of the positions Jessica has held. Last year she was tapped for the Honor Society and Quill and Scroll in recognition of her talents. Whether there's a party to be thrown or a hard job to do, Jessiea is always ready.