Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Is Honored By Atkinsons MARGARET MCKEE MARY ELIZABETH MURRAY A progeny of tearning.H,-Sheridan. UAnd yet a spirit still and bright STERLING PEEBLES Let him who would have wisdom seek itf, f-Gilbran Vvith something of angelic 'lightly -Vklordsworth MARCAREIUS brains are the envy of all who have known her since she entered our class in the tenth grade. Besides maintaining a high average, she has been an active mem- ber of the Glec Club, Spanish Club and Red Cross. Her work this year as make-up edi- tor of The Signpost was recognized when she was elected a member of Quill and Scroll. MARY LIZ first came to Hutchison in the ninth grade. In the sophomore class she was sergeant-at-arms, and last year was chairman of Christmas decorations and the March of Dimes leadout. Not only was she elected cheerleader for the Cold Team, but she has also been a school cheerleader for two years. It will be a long time before we meet anyone like Mary Liz, friendly, sweet, and full of fun. A desire to learn has made STERLING a conscientious and intelligent classmate since the eighth grade when she came here. Clee Club, French Club, and Honor Council are among her activities. Sterling also took part in the Latin tournament last year and has participated in May Day and Field Day since she came to Hutchison. s

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At Calvary Nursery Party ZOE MCCORICLE l'f,,,,g,e i V' KQZTQ Q. ,, 4-,- .. Q-1 K ..Q,3.-gig, .V M. ...M V., 1 MARY Liar: MCGINNIS i . .K .. , X s A fellow-feeling mafees one wondrous fwy strengllt lS as llze sfrengllt of ten ge- 5 leinclu -Carrick cause my heart is pure i -ri ennyson ZOE came to Hutchison in the eleventh grade and has been an active member of the French Club and Glee Club. Zoe hopes some day to be an interior decorator and in this field she is sure to have as many friends and as much success as she has enjoyed dur- ing her school days. We will certainly miss her next year. MARY LEE has led our class as presi- dent this year with natural poise. Her varied interests are proven by the fact that she was treasurer of the tenth grade, her first year at Hutchison, and last year was vice- president of the Athletic Association, Student Council and Honor Council representative and circulation manager of The Signpost. For two years Mary Lee has been a star for- ward on the basketball team, and her spirit has been an inspiration to all. Although VVADE entered our class this year, she quickly established herself as a popular and busy member. Her lovely so- prano voice may be easily heard in the Glee Club, and her performance in the Dra- matie Club play proved her talent as an actress. She is bound to have the success which she so well deserves. WADE MCHENRY HTl1.e smile that wonyt come offu,--VVQHS

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Q 'Q f D , I , 9 l I C 4- ' I l Af Annual Sprin6'Forma,l 'f-i MARCIA has added a great deal to our class and school since she arrived here this year all the way from California. She is a member of the Glee Club and Dramatic Club, and her part as Jane in HPride and Preju- dice will long be remembered. Marcia hopes some day to do something worthwhile in art, and with her outstanding talent her dreams are bound to come true. MARGIE'S honesty and individuality have won her a place of high esteem in the hearts of all. She came to Hutchison in the fifth grade and her character and ability were recognized when she was elected secretary- treasurer of the Student Council this year. She has attended several Student Council conventions in the past two years. WVe'll never forget Polky. Since the sixth grade when she came to school here JANE has been a valuable mem- ber of the class of Fifty. She has been a member of the Glee Club and taken part in May Day and Field Day for many years. Jane was an outstanding forward on the Hutchison basketball team and played against Girl's Preparatory School in Chat- tanooga. Q 'RQ' MARCIA PETERSON HHer voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in womanu '-Shakespeare l MARJ ORIE POLK JANE PYRON HBy nature honest. by experience wise!! HSucl1 sweet compulsion doth in music lieu -Pope '-flVlilton. in N4 Q Q n N