Oakhaven High School - Marauder Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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The cienee Fair Is This lubgs Annual Project SCIENCE CLUB--'FIRST ROW: L. Miller, C. Skagen, B. Ford, E. McCall, A. Mobley. SECOND ROW: W. Mangrum, B. Hardy, N. Chappell. E. Woods. THIRD ROW: L. Staples, B. Tomlinson, C. Dockum, R. Thornton. FOURTH ROW: A. Buggett, S. Byrum, C. Herbert, H. Crowson. FIFTH ROW: J. Casey, B. Phillips, S. Escue, R. Riddick. STANDING: Mrs. Humphries, Mr. Burns, C. Iladaway, R. Bramley, L. Riley. Science Club officers, Ronnie Brantley, Conrad Hadaway, and Lindsey Riley are fascinated by this scientific contraption. Promoting the scientific activities of students who have a true interest in science is the main purpose of the Science Club. One of the annual tasks the club has un- dertaken is the displaying and arranging of the students, projects for Oakhaven's Science Fair. The club hopes that it will be able in the near future to establish cash prize awards for the best and most interest- ing projects. Another of its plans is to form an astronomical club for the future study of the heavenly bodies. The planting of trees and flowers will enable the club to do grafting and crossbreeding. The most important goal toward which the club strives is to bring home some of the Na- tional Science Fair Trophies.

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The HAWKEYE taff eeks for Constant Improvement in Journalism Miss Carol Hanseman Ernestine McCall Lindsey Riley Sammy Escue Adviser Editor Associate Editor ASSOCIZGIG Editor Allen Williams, Bill Hoadley, Linda Casey, and Stapling the paper can be an enormous job. Brenda Jones, HAWKEYE editors, discuss plans But Jerry DeClue, Teresa Richardson, Sharon for the next edition. Blackbum seem to be making short work of it. The HAWKEYE staff has a definite purpose: to print for the enjoyment and enlighten- ment of its readers a competent report of the schoolis activities. In order that the members of the staff might learn the techniques of journalism, they attended the Journalism Clinic and toured The Commercial Appeal. Their fondest dream is to print the newspaper rather than to mimeograph it. It not only takes hard work to publish a good newspaper, but it also requires students willing to cooperate with each other and their adviser. These are the people that make the HAWKEYE possible: Ernestine McCall, Editor, Sammy Escue and Lindsey Riley, Asso- ciate Editors, Linda Casey, Feature Editorg Billy Shelton, Art Editor, Allen Williams, Sports Editor, Brenda Jones, Elementary Editorg Larry Tutor, Business Manager, and Miss Carol Hanseman, Adviser. HAWKEYE STAFF-FIRST ROW: L. Tutor, S. Escue, L. Casey, B. Jones, E. McCall, L. Riley, B. Hoad- ley, B. Shelton, A. Williams. SECOND ROW: N. Haskins, M. Pickle, T. Richardson, M. Williams, M. Mclnish, S. Nixon, M. Arnett, B. Perry, S. Blackburn, J. Irvine. THIRD ROW: J. DeClue, J. King, P. Martin, T. Bailey, G. Hawkins, L. Kounousky, S. McNeely, M. Newland, M. Curle, Miss Hanseman.

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Latin Club Publishes and ells Student Directory LATIN CLUB-FIRST ROW: .I. Holden, W. Mangrum, B. Kceling. P. Woods, C. Ellis, C. Littleton, D. Campbell. P. Dyer, L. Staples, A. Mobley, T. Nabors. SECOND ROW: A. Baggett, B. Long, K. Hoadley, B. Bryant, L. Beach, C. Thweat, B. Wray, T. Thornton, G. Smith, B. Latin Club Officers are pictured giving a Hardy, Mrs. Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Murphy, J. Jack- big sales pitch to a prospective buyer of son, M. Steward, E. Green, R. Thornton, P. Newland, B. Oakhaven's first student directory, pub- Bentley, C. Hitts, R. Riddick, D. Rainey, B. Kibler. lished by the Latin Club. The Latin Club of Oakhaven High School is an affiliate of the National ,lunior Classical League. The organizationis varied program. which includes monthly meetings and socials. is planned by its officers: Tom Nabors. Presidentg LaNeda Miller. Vice President, Marilyn Newland. Treasurerg Betty Wray, Historian. The purposes of the Latin Club are to add interest to the study of a classical language and culture. to encourage fellowship among students. and to be of service to the school. Toga Day, held in the fall, represents the first such initiation on Oakhavenis campus. The meetings offer students a chance to practice leadership and organizational skill: while the par- ties bring relaxation and enjoyment. The Latin Club hopes to establish a tradition of service to the school with its publication of a school directory. LATIN CLUBsFIRST ROW: S. Berryman, B. Phillips, L. Miller. M. Newland. C. Scrivener, B. Brown B. McBride, L. Haniberlin, L. Boston, M. Wooten, M. We-nzler, T. Bailey. SECOND ROW: A. Dunn S. Webber, E. Houk, M. Curle. N. Haskins. R. Jackson, T, Huggins, D. Holloway, Nixon, R. Wilson, NI. McCall. L. Kounovsky. THIRD ROW: S. Davis, D. McClain. J. Mangrum. M. Distretti. D. Vescovi. M. Rowe, L. Robbins, D, Watson, T. Hughens, B. Grooms. B. Hoadley. FOURTH ROW: W. Williams. B. Anderson, T. Richardson, C. Dockum, D. Maness, M. Stafford, C. Latham, R. Mobley, V. O'Neil, .l. DeCluv. FIFTH ROW: B. Smith, B. Verlrage, B. Dernetriou, C. Sanders. M. McAninch, J. Hood, R. 1 Cook, J. Hopper, T. Marlow, R. Birdsong. 25