Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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SARAH POLK BURCH A light heart lives longf, Sarah came to Hutchison in the eleventh grade, and since then she has added wit and humor to our class with her easy-going, carefree manner. Her spirit and pep made her a valuable member of the Gold team. Sarah's vivacious ways endeared her to us, and we shall not soon forget her. HUTCHISON SCI-IO0L'S NELLE McGOODWIN CARTER Her smooth and steadfast mind, Gentle thoughts and calm clesiresf' When Nelle joined our class in the eleventh grade, she had ust moved to Memphis from Cleve- land, Ohio. We soon recognized her ability to work well with others, and she was chosen Red Cross Representative for the eleventh grade. She sang in the Glee Club for two years. During her senior year, she was secretary of her class, feature editor of the Signpost, assistant photography editor of the LANTERN and a member of the Elections Com- mittee. Her outstanding journalistic ability was rewarded when she was made a member of Quill and Scroll, and last fall she was tapped for the Honor Society and elected its vice-president.

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1 5 ELISABETH RAE BASSETT Kindness in women, not their beaateoas looks, .shall win my lovef, When Butch came to Hutchison in the ninth grade, she became a member of the Black team. Because of her pep and cheerfulness, she was chosen a cheerleader for the Blacks in the tenth grade. She was also in the Glee Club, to which she contributed not only her voice but her willingness to learn and work. ANNA CHRYSTINE BAILEY A creature not too bright or good For human naturels daily foodf, After attending kindergarten here, Ann left Hutchison but returned in the sixth grade. She was chosen to he a member of the Gold team and also served on the telephone committee. Ann's main in- terest has been in the Glee Club. She was vice- president of this organization in the tenth grade, and in her senior year she was elected its efficient president.

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9 5 LAWRENCE COOK A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command. Lawrence has been an asset to our class ever since she joined us in the fourth grade. She was vice-president of the ninth grade, captain of its Black team, and treasurer of the Athletic Associa- tion. As a sophomore, she was a Signpost reporter and the next year served as feature editor and was chosen for Quill and Scroll. Lawrence was senior Student Council representative, headed all drives and campaigns, and was senior editor of the LANTERN. She was a member of the Honor So- ciety ancl was chosen by her classmates to portray the Madonna in the Christmas program. They also elected her Prettiest in the Who's Who and chose her to rule as Queen of the May Festival. SHIRLEY ANN CHANDLER Energy and force behind An unassuming peace. Shirley joined us in the seventh grade and has been a valuable member of our class ever since. She served as Student Council representative in the ninth and eleventh grades, and as Honor Council representative in her sophomore year. Last year she was tapped for the Honor Society and was elected its president. Shirley always maintained a high scholastic average and was a loyal Gold team member. She served as Lady-in-Waiting for the Cotton Carnival.