Litton High School - Littonian Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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FACULTY MRS. JN. 12. XVRIGIIT TLS., Rlicllllc Tn-lx1wssee. Stzntc C'1ull4-gc .T1111111'111z1f11'.v MRS. IRICNE ZURLA M.A.. Peabody llmllege 1311111111 f:1'tI!1U, 13115111511 FACULTY INFORMALS ONE TASK AMONG MANY Miss Brown perfcrms her duiies as school boolckeeper. THE HRELAXING AT THE KiLN LEADER Miss Rice, Mrs. Wright, and Mrs. Harter indulge in their favorite hobby. offxcers Gayle revising Page 14

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FACULTY Loft Column NIARY NEIL Moss IIA., Vzulrlcrbilt'University SOUIIII Smvmrn VIRGINIA NEEI.X' lS.YA., lllllllllffflilllil ITIIIVCIZSIKX SI'f'rI1tlI Cmrdr, I:I1yII.vlI CI.AIRIi PATTON ILS., l'e:IlIoIIy Q'Oll.eg'C I'l0'IllI' f1l'0IZUllIIt'.l' FRANcIss RICE TLS., M.A., lfcabody .College Iilllllf' l:f0IInI11II'.v FERRELI. XV. ROBINSON B.S., Te-Illnesses Polytechnic lIIs'IitIIt0 Mm'l1III1II'ul flrf MRS. FRANCES RUTIIIERFORII BS., M,A,n Pcaliwody Chllegv .l-IIH'lII'I4III IiI.IA NIAAI SCOTT HA.. Tennessee Collegegi BLA., Univerfily of lNIlCllIQQZlIl lflforld Ilzxlnry, FlI7'FlI.YIl'.? Right CIIIIMIIIII, Left fo Right SUE SENTER KS., Pe-alrody Follegc' :lrf J. R. SIMPSON B.S., 'IXGUIICSSCC7 Pqlytecllqic Institgteg M.A.. Peabody College SHCI!!! SI'1f'IIa'v, Elghfll Gmrfff MARY FRANCES SPURLOCK ILA., Maryville Collegeg lNI.A.. Pealrmly C'0lIeg'e Englzxlz MRS. I-I. K. S'I'EwAR'I' ILA., fox College Mfltlzwlzalfzux' ANNIIQ RLHTII STROUII ILS.. Middle 'l'eIIIIc-ssee State 'I'ezIclIeI's College: QWA., Peahocly Collage, .-llrfx lllllli Crflffs X'VAI.'l'IiR SWAIN ILS., Miflclle Tennessee State fsmllege .lfafl101IIat1I'.I', HIf.I'IIzz'.vs Ed1II'IIlmI1 SAMMY SWOR IRS., MJX.. Pezlldufly lrlnllcgn Mnxzc MRS. llfIAIE THOMPSON ILS.. M,A.. Midtile TCllllE'SSCC State Te:IcIIeI's College Elflllffl GrIIa'c, Coavlz XV. C. TIIOMPSON TLS., t I'e:IImIIcly College .S'I'Ir'IIz'0, Coach MRS. RUTH TOM LIN ILS., RLS., l'IIiYcI'sity of 'I'c-IIII:-ssce EIIgli.flI, .l0III'lIlIH.l'llI CIIARI.Ics M. TIYRNILR A.l3., University of TeIIIIessc-0 .Elljjlljll NIRS. R. M. VARlJEI.I. IIS., Middle 'IICIIIIOSSEC State College Ilnnzr' 1fz'm101IIII'.I' MARY VVALKER ILA., Ramlolpll-MIICUIIQ M.A., VaIIIIeI'IIilt UIIiverSity LIIIIIL RONALD IVVIEBB TLS., l'c'zIl:IIIly College fIl!7I!Il'llItIflt'S, CIUKYFII

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CLASSES Mr. Lovell ancl his shop class experiment in 'che manual arts. Shy Sophomores, who alter they survive the clreaflecl initiation, seem to settle back out of the picture relinquishing the spotlight to the upperclassmen. . . . jolly juniors, the most carefree of all, scurrying around getting ready for the best prom ever. . . . Sophisticated Seniors, hating to leave the school of which they are a part, yet awaiting the future with excitement and anticipation .... All of these make up The Classes. THE VERY REAL ADVANTAGES OF THE TECHNIQUES OF LEARNING BY DOING