Kingsbury High School - Talon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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'R li X 9 RICHARD LEE BROCK Physical Education University of Mississippi, Bethel College, and Memphis State HAZEL PULLIAM Physical Education Holmes Jr. College and the University of Mississippi Hobbies f Reading, fishing, and bowling Adviser - Junior Cheerleaders University Hobbies H Reading, movies, and amateur baseball in the summer ..,,,.43GN O. J. ARMSTRONG Coaching and Mathematics Union University and University of Mississippi Hobbies - Sports and training bird dogs soc-ms amazing to Mrs Akins and her students that those two text books are iust alike. 30

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a little play goes a long way Physical Education MARTHA AKIN Physical Education Arkansas State Teacher's College Hobbies - Spectator sports, fishing and golf Adviser - Senior Cheerleaders Ready? Exercise! These are preliminary calls before the beginning of some sore, aching muscles. But overlooking the pains and strains of beginning exercises, one will have to agree that physical fitness is a must. Kingsbury's Physical Education teachers stress the importance of body- building exercises, good health, and sportsmanship. A new and larger gymnasium is underway now to give the students more room for their many athletic activities. HENRY J. KOTHE Physical Education, English and Civics Mississippi State College, Memphis State University Hobbies - Psychology, hunting, and reading Adviser - Senior High-Y JOHN SHELBY Physical Education, Arithmetic, Civics History, Geography, and General Science University of Mississippi, Biarritz Army University in France Hobbies - Sports, reading, and playing the piano Adviser - K Club

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learn the Lan guages SALINA KELLOGG ACREE Latin Mississippi State College for Women and University of Mississippi Hobbies - Playing the pipe organ Adviser - Latin Club F' ll .NHLNH- i in, lingo Vini, Vidi cry Latin students after two years of studying this classic subiect. Only a privileged few can cry Vici ! With the benefit of Miss Acree's and Miss Polk's wealth of knowledge and constant guid- ance, language students learn about the native cus- toms, religion, art and architecture of the countries while conjugating verbs and struggling with the de- clension of nouns. Languages help us in history, increase our vocabulary, strengthen our use of Eng- lish, and challenge our intellects. Vini, Vidi,-Vici! Vamos Aprendiendo! Speech Speech students thrive on competitive events, for that's where they have a chance to practice the tech- niques learned in the classroom. Engaging in the activities of the Tennessee Speech Association, and the Southern Speech and Forensic League, and enter- ing speech contests sponsored by various civic and patriot organizations, keeps Mrs. l-lipp's students busy. GLORIA POLK Spanish I and II. Vanderbilt Hobbies -- Dramatics, Music and tennis Adviser - Spanish Club ...-.N OZELLE HIPP Speech and English Blue Mountain College Hobbies - Dramatics and reading Adviser - Drama Uhespiansl 3l