Oakhaven High School - Marauder Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Hi-Y Members Serve as Hall Monitors .. .. ss. 4. Two of the Hi-Y monitors, Eddie Os- walt and Mike Murphy, are careful to keep the halls clear of unnecessary traffic. HI-Y-FIRST ROW: B. Ball, R. Riddick, T. Nabors, P. Newland, R. Loftis, B. Smith, J. Overton. SECOND ROW: J. Grisham, J. Haynes, C. Hadaway, L. Feuchter, J. Cain, J. Thornton, E. Hood, J. Irvine, M. Bradshaw, G. Whittaker, W. Jones. THIRD ROW: H. Crowson, S. Grisham, J. Denny, J. St. John, C. Porter, R. Stevens, B. Bentley, S. Jones, L. Harris, D. Stephes, C. Littleton. FOURTH ROW: C. Force, J. C. Brasher, W. Shaw, D. H. Rowe, D. Price, C. Thompson, B. Hart, B. Kibler, J. King, J. Barnett. FIFTH ROW: D. Jones, R. Carter, C. Latham, B. Allison, C. Herbert, E. Oswalt, D. James, F. Ditto, M. Murphy, L. Feuchter, R. Birdsong. SIXTH ROW: C. Stewart, V. O'Neal, N. Chappell, T. Hudspeth, M. Parker, C. Dunaway, S. Carroll, R. Mobley, R. Thornton, F. Vanzant. HI-Y-The Hi-Y is an organization for freshman, sophomore and junior boys. Its purpose is to establish a firm habit of clean living and attentive study, and to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian char- acter. In accordance with this pledge, these boys have taken upon themselves the project of keeping Oakhaven's halls neat and orderly by the establishment of the hall monitor system. These monitors keep unnecessary activities from disturbing classes. They also have high-ranking basketball teams entered in the Shelby County District leagues. The officers are Paul Newland, Presidentg Tom Nalrors, Vice President: Ran- dolph Loftis, Treasurer, Jerry Overton, Secretary, Ronnie Riddick, Chaplaing Bennie Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms. B K . K I Q 5 ... Hi-Y basketball team members are J. King, J. Cain, R. Membels 0f the Hi-Y'S ninth glide basketball team, B- Loftis, L. Harris, J. Denney, J. Barnett, J. Haynes, M. Ball, R- MOIJICY, -l- De Grant. B- AlliS0H. J- Th0l'i0Il. C- Murphy, M. Parker, J. C. Brasher, J. Irvine, F. Vanzant, Slewafd, V- UNCH-1, HFC Piflillfed Will! iheil' 008011, Ml'- 34 and their coach, Mr. D. E. Hendren. MUMCY-

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ational Beta Club Promotes Scholarghip, Charagtgrg Leadership and Service Oakhaven's chapter of the National Beta Club is the leading honor society of the school. The club stands for Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Entrance qualifications in the scholastic realm are a ninety average, in four academic subjectsg and to remain in Beta a member must maintain an eighty-five average in at least three academic subjects and one non-academic subject. Beta members' leadership is demonstrated in the number of offices in other school organizations they hold and is also determined by the teachers who must decide whether students are eligible. For service projects the Beta Club bought shrubbery for landscaping the school grounds, and sold ballpoint pens to the student body and school patrons on which the seasonis basketball schedule was printed. The clulfs officers are Howard Crowson, President: Exnestine McCall, Vice Presidcntg Carol Woodburn, Sec- retaryg Ralph Thornton, Treasurer: and Mrs. Sarah Riley. Sponsor. New inductees in the Beta Club recite their pledge, being administered by Carole Woodhanl, Secretary. 111 'E' 31 It mv an BETA CLUB-FIRST ROW: R. Riddick, E. McCall, B. Hardy, L. Staples, B. Hurley, L. Tiley, L. Beach, W. Mangrum, Mrs. Riley. SECOND ROW: S. Grisham, B. Smith, C. Hyneman, M. J. Gaia, C. Woodham, B. Ford, B. Bryant, H. Crow- son, B. Foust. THIRD ROW: S. Escue, J. Jackson, C. Hitt, T. Nabors, C. Rumsey, M. Steward, J. Grisham, C. Hadaway, R. Thornton.

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Y-Teens Boost a, Winning Basketball Team, Y-TEENS-FIRST ROW: L. McNeely, R. Orman, L. Casey, M. Pickle, L. Boston, D. Roaten, A. Charnes, G. Smith, A. McLeod, R. Mathis, N. Fullerton, P. Martin. SECOND ROW: G. Merrill, S. Feuchter, C. Dockum, D. Ferrell, J. Rice, J. Bean, T. Thornton, J. Clay, G. Hawkins, L. Gustafson, T. Huggins, G. Ferguson. THIRD ROW: M. Arnett, L. Crosby, M. Nelson, G. Futhey, G. Littleton, D. Campbell, M. Lancaster, P. Tucker, C. Hyneman, M. Rowe, D. Vscovi, L. Kounou- sky. FOURTH ROW: F.. HcCall, E. Wood, W. St. John, A. McMinn, B. Perry, R. Reed, L. Rhinehart, J. Isbell, S. Sanders, B. Jones, A. Dunn, S. Davis. FIFTH ROW: D. Henley, A. Mobley, L. Staples, L. Miller, M. Newland, P. Gilmer, L. Buck- ingham, B. Phillips, J. Paslay, B. Hardy, B. Matthews. The purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. In this endeavor they seek to grow in the knowl- edge and love of God and to share his love for all people. The goals toward which they strive are to grow as individuals, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Their members participate in Y-Teen volleyball, basketball, and softball. Their officers are Alice Charnes, Presidentg Darlene Roaten, Vice President, Lillie Bos- ton, Secretary, Glenda Smith, Treasurer, Carol Sparks, Song Director. Y-TEEN BASKETBALL TEAMfFIRST ROW: B. Matthews, P Tucker, G. Hawkins, C. Hyneman, G. Merrill, M. Lancaster. SEC OND ROW: B. Hardy, J. Bean, G. Littleton, E. McCall, D. Ferrell L. Hamberlin, R. Jackson.