Jackson High School - Tatler Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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f 1960 'Q SENIOR BOYS attend the meetings '- of the Jackson Lion's Club each month. v , The CUB LION enjoys the weekly ' luncheons and the close association with club members. At the end of the month the boy is given the opportunity to speak to the Lions. Seated, from left to right, are Billy Pounds, Gary Daniel, Terry Douglass and Lowell Crane. Standing are Jim Bullock, Ralph Thomas, Roy Fleming, Bobby Guy and John Speighis. long, the work is much. Delegate to Camp Nliniwnnca '59, Delegate to NSPA Con- ference '59g Annual Taller, Literary Staff '60g DAR Contes- tant '60 !Vlost lcnrnccl of the fair, mos! fair of ilu' lcnrrtccl. JINIINIY BARNES-Spanish Club '59. President '6Og Dramatic Club '59, '60q Hi4Y '59g Delegate to Boys' State '59g National Honor Society '60: Junior Rotarian '59g Spanish Assistant '6O. .4Ien of few words nrt- Nic lies! men JIMMY BARNETTE- Cnrnn1on sense is the best sense I know nf. CHARLES BARBER-'I' and I Club '58, '59, '60. The day is MARGARET BARFIELD-Future Homemakers of America '57g Spanish Club '58. '59, '60g National Honor Society '59, '60g Science Club '59. '60g Tri-Hi-Y '59g Chemistry Assistant '60g LL ,25-

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SIX J.H.S. STUDENTS qualified this year as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Testing Program. These students are the cream of the crop scholastically speaking and they rank in the ninety-nine percentile group on the test, Seated are Valeria Armstrong and Marcia Morton, con- versing with Tip Taylor, Jeff Wilkinson, Jon Reinhardt and John Speighfs. f f ,ff , VUL , ,C,QAfrJ 725 ,WJ V' XX KATHERINE ANN ALGEA-Dramatic Club '59, '60, National Honor Society '59, '60, Spanish Club '58, '59, '60, Junior Classical League '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '58, '59, Future Home- makers of America '59, Basketball '58, '59, Spanish Assistant '59, fllonllzly Taller '60, Annual Taller, Business Staff '60, Junior-Senior Play '60. She was possessed of a high degree of wit and charm. ANN BABB-Future Homemakers of America '58, Dramatic Club '59, '60, Glee Club '58, Tri-Hi-Y '58, '59, Band '57, '58, '59, '60, Future Business Leaders of America '60, Annual Taller, Business Staff '60, Typing Assistant '60, Her brighi .smile liannfs me sfillf' BILLY BAIN-Hi-Y '58. '59, '60, Projectionist Club '58. '59, '60, Future Business Leaders of America '60, National Honor Society '60, An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. HARLEY BAKER-Hi-Y '58, '59, '60, T and I Club '60, Enjoy wlion you can and endure when you must.

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nfl' JUNE BOND-Dramatic Club '59, '60, Future Homemakers of America '57, '58, '59, '60, Junior Classical League '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '58, '59. A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- tenaneef' JAMES BOONE--Hi-Y '58, '59. '60, Future Business Leaders of America '59, '60, Projectionist Club '58, A closed bool: never makes a scholar. JIMMY BOWYER-National Honor Society '59, '60, Dramatic Club '59. '60, Science Club '59. '60, Junior Classical League '58, '59, Golf Team '58, '59, '60, Spanish Club '59, Delegate to Camp .Miniwanca '59. 1'rlmtlzerlaugh, a bright-haired boy, than reign, a gray-beard king. JOYCE BRANN-Library Club '58, '59, Science Club '59, Tri- Hi-Y '58, '59, Dramatic Club '59. '60 , National Honor Society '60, Future Honieniakers of America '57, Annual Taller, Business Staff '60, A dainty little maid and shy. CAROLYN BRASHER-Student Council '58, '60, Tri-Hi-Y '58, '59, Dramatic Club '59, '60, Spanish Club '59, '60, National Honor Society '60, Future Homemakers of America '58, Library Club '58, Junior Classical League '58, Spanish Assis- tant '60, What is lovely never dies, but passes into other lovelinessf' DICKIE BREWSTER-National Athletic Scholarship Society '59, Football Manager '59, Basketball Manager '58, '59. Cheerful- ness is an offshoot of goodness and of wisdom. BRUCE BARNHILL-Hi-Y '59, '60, Future Business Leaders of America '60. A truly modest fellow, DAVID BARTON-Hi-Y '59, '60, Future Business Leaders of America '60. 'IMUIIIICTS make the man, Seniors LINDA LOU BENNETT-National Honor Society '60, Dramatic Club '59, '60, Spanish Club '59, Library Club '58, '59, Future Nurses' Club '58, '59, Annual Tatler, Business Staff '60, Happiness is not given, but exchanged. RUTH BIRMINGHAM-Future Homemakers of America '57, '58, Tri-Hi-Y '58, '59, Library Club '58, '59, Future Nurses' Club '58, '59, '60, Distributive Education '59, '60. Kind words are the music of the world. DAVID BLACKSTOCK-Projectionist Club '60, Hi-Y '58, '59, National Athletic Scholarship Society '60, Happy am 1,' from care 1'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? THOMAS BLOODWORTH-Transferred from Central High School in Memphis, Tennessee '60, T and I Club '60, Man's life is but a jest.