Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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MARY WALLACE HARTON And yet a spirit still and bright, With something of angelic lightf, Mary Wallace, another member of the twelve year club, has served our class well. She was on the Student Council for two years as a class repre- sentative, was vice-president of the tenth grade, and this year served as president of our class and as a member of the Elections Committee. She was a cheerleader for two years, sang in the Glee Club for four years, and was on the Gold team. Her classmates voted her Wittiest in the Who's Who, and she was elected attendant to the May Queen. HUTCHISO NSCHO0L'S OLIVIA ANN HIGH Victory belongs to the most perse1Jering. During her eight years at Hutchison, Olivia has always been a hard worker. She was chosen as a member of the Black team, and in her sophomore year served as assistant advertising editor of the LANTERN. For the next two years she was its busi- ness manager, and because of her excellent work on the LANTERN and as fashion editor and circula- tion manager of the Signpost, she was chosen for Quill and Scroll and elected its president.

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195 SANDRA ELEANOR HALL Good nature is the key to friendshipg She unlocked the door? Sandra, a member of the twelve year club, was on the Gold team. She served as sergeant-at-arms of the ninth grade, secretary ofthe tenth, and Hon- or Council representative of the eleventh and twelfth. Sandra was on the Honor Study Period Committee and was a Signpost reporter. She was also a member of the Glee Club and of Quill and Scroll. We will all remember Sandra because of her friendly smile and her willingness to work. JULIA EDWINA GRAY Fresh glittering with graces Of mind and of mienf' Julia came to Hutchison in the ninth grade and since then has held several class ofhces. During her freshman year, she was on the Red Cross, and in her sophomore year, she served on the Student Council. Julia was in the Clee Club, on the Gold team, and on the Honor Study Period Committee. She will long be remembered by her classmates for her carefree manner and her witty remarks.

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1 MAGALEN ANN INGRAM One ofthe uses of originality is to say common things in an uncommon wayf' Susie joined our class in the fifth grade and has kept us laughing with her dry wit ever since. She was chosen a member of the Black team and was a school cheerleader for two years. During her jun- ior year, she was co-captain of the Black team and sergeant-at-arms of our class. As a senior, she served as president of the Athletic Association and played on the basketball team. NANCY KIMBALL HUSSELMAN It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. Nancy came to Hutchison in the eleventh grade and was chosen for the Black team. She was on the basketball team for two years and also served as a reporter for the Signpost. Though she was with us only two years, Nancy's friendly and thoughtful manner endeared her to us all.