Kingsbury High School - Talon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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beware of English DOROTHY COHN English and Spelling University of Michigan Hobbies - Listening to records and playing bridge Languages and literature Science and Math may supercede With molecules and slide rules And no one who can read. Book Reports! Yes, they are due every six weeks, and in our spare time we diagram, analyze, dissect and liter- ally digest sentences sandwiched between poetry, drama, tiction and non-fiction. Read, study, think and write-lt's time for six weeks tests again. lf Shakespeare didn't write Christmas Carol, l'm sunk! MIRIAM MARTIN English and Spelling Eastern Kentucky State College Hobbies - Reading and sewing LOVLA MALLORY English Pennsylvania State University and Memphis State University Hobbies - Music and craftwork Adviser - Junior High Drama

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Congratulations to the students and yearbook staff on the publication of the 1960 TALON. This second volume in the official history of our school records the many educational, social and aesthetic values to be found in our school and community. We are proud to own a crystalized pictorial history of this successful year, and as the years pass each TALON will become a cherished book recalling all the many friends and events from your school days. While you are thumbing through your yearbook, you may be reminded of how much you have forgotten. i-or example, you probably would not be able to pass an ex- amination in biology which you once passed, but you will realize that the exciting experiences that came to you in school were course-related, that they grew out of whrg you learned from the faculty, from reading, from brows- ing in the library, from listening to music . . . from all the many activities making up Kingsbury by Day and by Night. Nothing is easier than to fill a day, a life, with little things that have to be done and miss the important things. School is to help you not to fill your lives with unimportant things but to be sensitive, alert - to under- stand what are the most important things and to be part of them. Please, accept my earnest prayer for your con- tinued success, happiness, and personal well-being. May the Lord be with you all the days of your lives. JOHN M. CROTHERS Our principal and his secretaries keep our school running efficiently EDITH P. SHAW Secretary Tech Night School ROBBIE MCQUISTON Secretary FRANCES G. PRIEUR Secretary Detroit Business Univers I5

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the comma - splice! LINDY SPARKS English and Spelling Hobbies f Sports and reading Adviser e Senior Y-Teens PAT WRIGHT English and Spelling Memphis State University Hobbies - Reading and music GWEN MCCLINTOCK English and Spelling Lambuth College Hobbies - Reading and church work Adviser M Junior Y-Teens uf H in GENTILISHA LINDSEY English and Spelling Texas Woman's University, Memphis State University Hobbies - Dress designing and bridge Adviser - Senior Y-Teens