Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Makes Thanksgiving Happy BETTY Jo GoDw1N NANCY GREENLESE iBtessect are the meets, for they shatt inherit Ht account more strength in ct true txerzrt the earthf, -New Testament than in a watteft city. --Lyty ETLA MAE Hl'LNDERSON Sitenee is lrue wisctomls best reptyf, 4 . . Hts tmputes BETTY JO was elected secretary of the tenth grade the year she arrived at Hutchi- son. She is a member of the Glee Club and Spanish Club. Her professional art talent was recognized when she was chosen art editor of The Signpost in the eleventh grade and of The Lantern this year. We will never forget Betty Jo with her quiet manner and unas- suming ways. As president of the Student Council this year, NANCY has done a marvelous job. Maybe it is because of her disposition, one that always shines through with a sunny smile for everybody. Nancy was Red Cross representative when she came to Hutchison in the ninth grade, Student Couneil repre- sentative in the tenth and president of the eleventh grade. She was tapped for the Honor Society last spring. No one will ever be like our friendly, eonsiderate 'tStubby.', A quiet, preoccupied face and a ready smile for all are typical ol ETLA MAE. Al- though she just arrived this year she quickly made herself a well-liked member of our elass. She was chosen by the Black Team in the fall. Our only regret is that Etla Mae waited so long to join our class.

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In Community Fund Drive .J ,015 flimu JULIA DONELSON ZEN1 FOVVLER HA merry heart fha! laughs at care!! UAH ounce of wit is worth a pound of sor- -Mifmart row -Baxter JULIA first crossed the portals of Hutchi- son when she was enrolled in the kinder- garten thirteen years ago. She has partici- pated in all the May Days and Field Days since then and is a member of the Spanish Club and Glee Club. Julia's carefree, happy, generous manner and her good looks will undoubtedly gain for her all she wants in life. In her one year at school ZENI'S wit and good humor have made her a well-liked member of her class. Her ability to eat and stay slim is the envy of many of us, and the casc with which she makes everyone laugh will never be forgotten by the seniors. Her part in thc Kid-Day play displayed Zcni's talents to the entire student body. DEEDA has been a member of our class for many years. Although she left after the kindergarten she returned in the fifth grade. Always ready to do whatever comes up, she manager of The Lantern this year with the efficiency and accuracy typical of Deeda. Her dark good looks and dry wit have made her a well-liked member of our elass. .V gym' 1' 2,1 4 MARJORIE GERBER HAS full of spirit as the month. of Nlayu PJSIIGEPSPGKLFQ Q 6? 4 D If f Q 0 I V 9 A n zvvp 4 1 6 P P, is if S , x C J 7 s I r- 'J 1 Q 1 .,x .MS lb 1

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For Less Fortunate Family It was a lucky day for Hutchison when TRUDY came in the tenth grade. Last year she was elected treasurer Of the class and attended the journalism conference at Wash- ington and Lee. Tapped for the Honor SO- ciety last spring, she has served as its chair- man this year. Trudy also served as business manager of The Lantern in her usual capable and efficient manner. TANDY, petite and blond, has been a familiar figure at Hutchison since the eighth grade. She has the type of personality that makes you feel better after having been around her. Tandy has been a member of the Glee Club and the Honor Council, and there is no part of the school which hasn't been touched by her warm enthusiasm and made better for it. Since CAROL joined us in the fifth grade, there has always been excitement. She has been a Student Council member for three years, serving as viee-president last year and attending two conventions. She was feature editor of The Signpost last year and is an advertising manager of The Lantern this year, besides being chairman of drives, a member of the Honor Society, and captain of the Black Team. TRUDY' JOHNSON Too busy with the the Crowded hour, to fear to live or clief' -'Emerson TANDY JONES CAROL LEWIS HThe smiles that win, the iints that glow, HVVH is that which has been often thought, But tell of days of goodness spentf' but never before was well expressedf, -dByron p-4ATlOn.